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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
4
In a village store, Lynn watches Adele react to a torn letter, sensing tragedy. He teams with Pop Allen to unravel the romance, then hatches a plan to pursue Adele while learning more of her troubled correspondence and the mysterious Welsh. Lynn moves to a summer hotel to plot and draw Adele closer.
Rudolf Hacht of the American Bankers Association warns the rise of large scale group and branch banking will reshape U S banking. He urges broader social conceptions of banking, stronger public service, anti monopoly safeguards, and maintaining individual initiative while expanding community oriented operations.
At the American Institute of Banking convention in Denver the rise in banking education was noted. Twelve years ago the institute had 80 study chapters and 41,000 enrollments. now 208 chapters and 45,000 enrollments, a 300 percent gain, with nearly 14,000 graduates. The institute operates as the educational arm of the American Bankers Association, offering theoretical and practical banking instruction.
A New York street scene shows a Woman and three children passing a dingy shop window where a bright yellow bedspread, a gift to the mother, embodies luxury for the poor family. The pale child describes it with longing as the sunlit symbol of wealth.
James D Weinland argues in Hygela Magazine that slogans lift mood and focus attention. He cites quotes like brighter horizons and those who try and fail are better than those who do nothing, noting literature and proverbs abound with motivating lines.
Paris correspondent reports no fewer than 10 000 fishermen took part in a fishing and congress event at Vichy. The piece praises the Wrenchman for his placid nature and deep passion for sport, noting French interest in shooting and fishing surpasses English tastes.
A stout man with large feet enters a boot shop to buy new footwear. He refuses pointed toes, insisting square toes are required, while the shopkeeper notes fashion favors pointed styles. The man apologizes for the trouble, joking he is still wearing his "inet season's feet" as he leaves.
A late night misdial connects a householder with a stranger. The caller, a feminine voice, says this is Lilian from the New York Sun, provoking a surprised and exasperated reaction from the resident.
A farmer's son visiting home from university boasts he can prove there are three fowls on the table. He counts as one, this, and two and one make three. The father agrees to let the mother eat the first, the father the second, and the son the third.
Paper money originated about 600 years ago in Italy with gold and silver deposits under supervision and a circulating receipt. All original states issued paper money in Colonial days. The first federal paper money was signed in 1775 under authority of the Continental Congress.
Community notes record numerous visits and trips among Indiana and Pittsburgh residents. Guests include Mr and Mrs Paul Jeffries and daughter of Indiana with local hosts, and others from Erie Niagara Falls and Can ada. Reports mention weekends, circuses, circuit events, and Fourth of July gatherings in Brush Valley and nearby towns. A final line cites a Washington Post health quip about a healthy man’s four month weight in food.
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