Government Bank Debate Warns Central Bank Risk
AABA President R. S. Hecht rejects a government owned central bank for the United States. He cites Europe’s banks as cautionary and endorses the regional Federal Reserve System under private ownership. Hecht warns central control could bow to political needs and hurt commercial credit, noting history’s lessons and the success of the twelve regional banks. He cites President Jackson’s opposition to a second bank and the durability of regional banking as preferable to centralized power.
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Washington, D. C
United States
R. 5. Hecht
American Bankers Association
Mr. Hacht
Jackson
Mr. Hecht
Wilson
Hecht
America
Europe
England
France
Germany
That of Canada
Bank of Canada
American Bankera Association
Plum Creek Social Notes and Local Illness Report
Elderton visitors included Mr and Mrs Lee Kimmel and family with calls from Gettus Reefer and son. Mrs Della Reefer ill prompted a visit by her son in law Mr Reefer. Charley Meyer Sr remodeling in Gastown. Meyers Kimmel farm calves drawing visitors while Ralph Ramer home saw Rose Ramer and Silvis family. Mrs Ed Reefer seriously ill as heavy rains damaged corn fields last week.
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Plum Creek
Lee Kimmel
Elderton
Gettus Reefer
Reefer
Della Reefer
Charley Meyer
Gastown
Ralph Ramer
Rose Ramer
Valley
R. A. Silvis
Gene. Silvis
Bobby
Mel Silvis
Robert Houser
Meyers Kimmel
Wm. Fulton
Josephine Rowley
Ed. Reefer
Under nourishment and dietary habits rise in public health note
Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter warns malnutrition affects both rich and poor families. education on food values is essential as many pursue unsupervised drastic diets. balanced meals with bread milk vegetables fruits meat and fish remain key. even milk bottle breakage adds millions to milk costs.
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Edith MacBride - Dexter
New Recipes for Pork Cookery by Josephine Gibson
Fresh pork and cured varieties offer distinct meat types for varied meals. The article outlines selection tips and multiple recipes including Whole Baked Ham, Casserole of Pork Chops and Noodles, Sausage and Apple Rings with Cooked Spaghetti, Breaded Cold Meats, Ham Salad, and a Ham Roll with Tomato Juice.
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Josephine Gibson
Henry Food Institute
Local Social and Visit Notes From Clairton And Vicinity
Miss Hunice Strange of Clairton visited here the past week. David Freyer and daughter from Clairton spent the weekend with Mrs. Verona Freyer and the Sutters. Mr. and Mrs. John Trumpe and children returned home after two weeks with Mollie Hicks. Mrs. Clarence Carbaugh and daughter Faye returned from Clairton. Faye was a wedding flower girl. John Hicks returned to Clairton after visiting his children and Mollie Hicks. Wart Heck and Charles Hugas with Jay Sutter made a business trip to Indiana. S. M. Shields and son Quay likewise. Shielda family and Laura Levi and daughter visited, Mary Dunmire of Punxsutawney visited her parents. Keltenhaughs and daughter Zoda returned from Clairton after weekend visit. Ladies Aid picnic at Ringgold attended by Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Myrtle Peffer, Mrs. Rose, Maxine and Emma Shielda. George Gaul and family visited Ed Robinson in Fairview. Frank Beck and daughter from Johnstown spent Sunday with Mollie Beck and Mrs. Gaul. Elmer Shields and daughter Clara Jane spent Sunday with Gurn Wahob’s and Mangus Sprankle’s families. District No. 1 young peoples council meeting at Covedo M E church drew a large attendance. program given. Mrs. Martha Snyder and son Edward and grandson Edward, with Mr. and Mrs. Work of Rochester Mills, visited Earl Beck recently.
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Deadwaters
Robert Shotts
Penn
H. W. Moose
Wayne
Rustle Lodge
Earl
Donald Lees
Twit Rocks
James Williams
Kenneth Spires
John Galbreath
Johnstown
B. I. Miller
Indiana
John Artemus
Marjorie
Lila
Wissinger
Bobby
Chester Rhine
Lester Myers
Homer City
Bhis
John Trumpe
Mollie Hicks
Clarence Carbaugh
Faye
Clairton
da Keltenhaugh
Zoda
Ladies Aid
Ringgold
Frank White
Myrtle Péffer
Rose
Maxne
Emma Shielda
George Gaul
Ed, Robinson
Fairview
Frank Beck
Mollie Beck
Elmer Shields
Clara Jane
Gurn Wahob
Mangus Sprankle
McChanicnburg
M. HE
Martha Snyder
Edward
Work
Rochester Mills
Earl ‘Beck
Clair McCune
Charlie
Pearl Mack
Curtissville
Alice Lambie
McCrady
Glen Campbell
Young Ladies Bible
M.E. Church
Lemon Empfield
M. IE
Richard Troxel
P. W. Large
Belsano
Clair Cramer
Nolo
Wm. Bennett
Local Social Notes From Carrolltown and Nearby Areas
Alverda Leona Shues stays several days at J B Wetzel home in Carrolltown. Nora Sable is listed as sick. Asher Glenn of Grisemore visited town Tuesday. Mary Lantry of Marion Center worked at Mickey Sables home. John Martin and son Richard of Indiana spend days with relatives. Charles Rummell toasts arrival of baby boy born at Spangler hospital. wife Isabelle Boggan Rummell. Callers at Joseph Vater home include Leone and Jackie from Indiana, Ombrees family from Ambridge, Grace Stuby from Nicktown visiting Paul Joiner, Joe Yopeik and John Tomasko were Helltwood callers.
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Nora Sable
Asher Glenn
Grisemore
Mary Lantry
Marion Center
Mickey Sable
John Martin
Richard
Indiana
Charles Rummell
Spangler Hospital
Rummell
Isabelle Boggan
Joseph Vater
John Leone
Jackie
Sam Ombrees
Dolores
Junior
Bertha Leone
Ambridge
Grace Stuby
Nicktown
Paul Joiner
Joe Yopeik
John Tomasko
Helltwood
Elders Ridge Residents Join Sabbath Observances
Valere Brown and Jane Markin of Salisbury called at Martha Jane Fassett and Virginia Ewing on Sabbath. Nettie Beamer of Hagerstown Md. visits sister D A Rosensteel. Sabbath school at 10 church at 11 and C E B at 8. Leader Clarence Rosensteel. Davi and Mary Rosensteel attend summer session at Indiana State Teachers College. Prof Beamer visited Walter Ewing Sunday evening. Richard Rosensteel spends part of this week at State College.
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Ridge Valere Brown
Jane Markin
Salisbury
Martha Jane Fassett
Virginia Ewing
Nettie Beamer
Hageratown
D. A. Rosensteel
C. EB
Clarence Rosensteel
Davi
Mary Rosensteel
Indiana State
Readers, $5.50 Gasette price in Progress and Pittsburgh Post
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette discuss a reader price and cost of $5.50 for a publication, noting value or subscription considerations.
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Pittsburgh Post
Gasette
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Strong reunion and local social notes at Cliffside Park
Strongstown residents attended a reunion at Cliffside Park on Thursday. Several local families and visitors from Johnstown Indiana Curtissville Glen Campbell Nolo and Belsano joined church events and social visits. A dance honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Clair McCune at Charlie's grave Wednesday night.
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Strongstown
Cliffside Park
First Picture Postcard Proof Date Tells 1777
A curious note hints that the earliest proven picture postcard dates to 1777, while a home cupboard warning suggests counting a hundred before speaking after a head bump from a half-open door.
Shakespeare Quote and Fiber Substitute Discovery
An old quotation from Macbeth appears with a note on German scientists perfecting a method to extract cellulose fibers from wood. The resulting material could substitute for cotton wool and silk in textile use.
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Hunice Strange
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John Hicks
James
Margie
Alverda Leona Shues
J. 8. Wetzel
Carrolltown
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Dr, Stahlmans Office
Indiana Progress
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