Banks in Corydon Faces Speculation Scandal
Charges allege oil leases signing others names to obtain loans. Corydon National Bank and Farmers Savings and Trust Company shut after state examiner Dowden found investments in oil, rice land, Indiana orchards and lumber unprofitable. Officers B S Applegate G W Applegate and W E Cook blamed for heavy outside speculation and misused identities. Deposits around 1.65 million across banks. Camp to investigate.
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Indianapolis
Corydon National Bank
Farmers’ Savings and Trust Company
Corydon
Ind
Charles W. Camp
State
Charles J. Dowden
B. 5. Applegate
G. W. Applegate
W. KE. Cook
Commissioner Camp
Dowden
Bank and Trust Company
State Examiner
Mr. Dowden
B. S. Applegate
W. EE. Cook
Arkansas
Indiana
Corydon Realty Company
Camp
Socialist talk by William H. Henry at Dreamland
State Socialist organizer William H. Henry will lecture at the Dreamland theatre on Wednesday February 22 at 2 p m. He is described as a forceful speaker and ally of Gene Debs, urging support for the Socialist cause. Everyone welcomed. admission free.
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Wm. H. Henry
Socialist Party
Dreamland Theatre
Henry
Gene Debs
Diplomatic Modesty Cited By Washington Star Saying Polite Diplomacy
A Washington Star quotation notes that discreet diplomats avoid overclaiming victory in bargains. It emphasizes politeness and restraint as essential diplomacy, suggesting modesty helps maintain favorable relations and smoother negotiations.
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Washington Star
Nature Loves Bright Colors and Healthy Woman Ideal
Describes nature’s colors in flowers and sunsets and links vibrant health to a splendidly healthy woman with rosy cheeks clear skin and firm contours. Claims many women lack natural coloring due to illness and suggests Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health and beauty.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Biggest interior set for Pickford film at Grand
Mary Pickford's next United Artists release Through the Back Door will feature the world's largest interior set on the industry’s biggest stage. The five room plus hallway 4800 square foot lower-floor replica of a Long Island mansion was designed by Stephen Goossen and dressed by Thomas Little with $100,000 in properties. Belgian farm buildings staged on and off site impressed visitors with their realism.
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Mary Pickford
United Artists
Grand
Long Island
Stephen Goossen
Thomas Little
Brunton Studio
California
Miss Pickford
The Girl Proposes in Himia Sponge Bride Rite
In Himia a Greek island community sponge fishing dominates life. A girl who wishes to marry collects sponges equal to her years of age and places them in a silk net to present to her chosen suitor. If he refuses, he gains little chance of another bride as maidens shun him.
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Himia
Jacksons Kitchen Cabinet An Unofficial Advisers Group
The kitchen cabinet was a group of President Jacksons unofficial advisers who, though unappointed, were consulted by him. Principal members included Amos Kendall William B Lewis Isaac Hill Duff Green and Francis P Blair. They reportedly entered by the back door to avoid observation, giving rise to the sobriquet kitchen cabinet among Whigs.
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Jackson
Amos Kendall
William B. Lewis
Isaac Hill
Duff Green
Francis P Blair
Magazine writer declares men failures in jest
A female columnist in a magazine argues men fall short of the ideal for marriage. The speaker suggests husbands never meet the standard their wives expect, inviting reflection on gender roles and domestic ideals.
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L. F. Downey
Rexall
Arthur Fritz
Chevrolet
A.T.C
N. Main Street
C. E. Goodman
Bec Cormer
Vincennen and
Main
Linton Finance
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton’s Drug Store
Corydon, Ind
Land and Indiana Orchards
Ther
Next Pickford
Ing
Fashion Park
Fashion Park Clothier
Timothy
Board of Trade Feed Store
LaMode Store
J. F. Johnson
Harry H. Throop
Ora C. Goodman
Vincennes Street
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