Imaginative Melvin Seeks Dream Bride On Train
An imaginative man named Melvin yearns for fulfillment through aspiration. He pursues an ideal beauty, confronts marital strain, and obsesses over a lower berth passenger whom he imagines as a potential partner. A chanceMeals leads to a curious breakfast plan and a dramatic, if imperfect, intersection aboard a through train.
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Ives
Melvin
Dora
Tate
Norker
N’york
Blanee
Owen
Understanding gold bonds and gilt edge securities
Helen asks Aunt Emmy if gold bonds are safe and if they are gilt edge securities. Emmy explains that gold bonds are not inherently secured by gold and that bond strength lies in the issuer’s ability to pay debts and any mortgaged security. She advises consulting a bank for guidance.
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Helen
Aunt Emmy
Ant Emmy
Companide
United States
A. B. Aymes
Guards Against Farm Crooks Warn Farmers
A banker and farmer article warns farmers about con artists in agriculture. It notes schemes selling poor livestock, inflated prices, or promises of high offspring returns. The college of agriculture county agents and state bankers association warnings help head off such unsound investments.
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College of Agriculture
State Bankers Association
Secretary's Office
Bankers Work to Aid Agriculture Across States
Banks in Bedford county and Tan- Nessea offer pure bred eggs in exchange for fifteen eggs per pullet in the fall. The Missouri Bankers Association launched Agricultural Information Service Quarterly in April. Georgia bankers back a $30,000 yearly farm development plan for three years, via a 30 member state development committee. Nebraska bankers run a short course in agriculture for bankers with broad participation hoped. Responses pour in as counties promote banker farmer cooperation.
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Bedford County
Missouri Bankers Association
Agricultural Information Service Quarterly
Missouri
Anpedia
Georgia
Georgia Bankers Association
The
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Nebraska Bankers Association
Danny Stephens
Bankers Association
Hhe Aar
Electric lighting and fuel waste fuel national outlook
Engineers predict rapid growth in electrified homes from twelve to sixteen million by 1990 while urging coal gas cooperation to conserve resources. Modern electric cars cost up to 18000 dollars with annual upkeep. Bell System needs vast paper, electric railways hold 2 percent of national wealth, and wasted heat costs residents and industry hundreds of millions yearly.
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Altheith
Ametician Hortee
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the Bon Ton
Janary
sCopyright
Crooks
HIER
Bell System
John Wheeler
Green Town
Ship
Lewis Weiss
Warkwood
John TI. Wheeler
Pratt
Petind
Noble C. Miller
Peterson & CO
Indiana, Pa
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Boom Felt
Henry Ford
WEAF
New York
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Dulcimer Solo Varsovienne
Trish Washerwoman
Wartford and Dunham
Schuman
8. C
Indiana
Sutton-Miller Co
R. .W. Wehrle & Co
Philast
Indians, Pa
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