Panic-proof currency claim by National Bank in Commerce Monthly
The National Bank notes the US currency and banking system may be made panic proof under wise leadership. Crises become part of the business cycle, not panics, with policy to prevent crises from turning into panics. Banking should aid solvent firms and curb excessive debt during downturns while supporting market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Bank of Comin New York
Th Bank
Perold
Commerce Monthly
Parish Agents Report Fertilizer Use and Fair Plans
Weekly remarks from Thos. P. Dutsch in Sabine Parish note farmers seeking fertilizer advice for cotton and corn and efforts to apply fertilizers properly. A. F. Houston in Richland Parish reports fair officers elected and local ward groups planned to boost the fair and farming. F. M. Bacque in Lafayette Parish cites improved crops under fertilization and pending check plots. Velvet bean acreage in Avoyelles Parish has surged while cotton, corn, cane and garden crops also receive fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Humble
Rapides Parish
Humble
Rebecca Whitaker
Madison Parish
Louisiana State University
Lillian Stille
Sabine Parish
Moorhead
Allen Parish
Geo. W. Bohne
Rufus H. Bush
Morehouse Parish
Opelousas
St. Landry Parish
L. G. Kirk
A. A. Mendoza
Thos. P. Dutsch
Fair Association
A. F. Houston
Richland Parish
F. M. Bacque
Lafayette Parish
Mr. Bacque
Avoyelles Parish
F. A. Swann
Countywide Economy Encouragement Amid Recession Signals
A June Commerce Monthly market letter reports mixed signals in the economy with efforts toward thrift and reduced luxury use. It notes transportation bottlenecks and credit stringency harming production and retail, while primary markets show under production that could support prices. The April iron and steel output fell amid a railroad strike, with May furnace capacity down from April levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Monthly
National Bank of Commerce
New York
New England
Nervous Wreck Recovers After Cardui Treatment
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City says three years of head pain and paralysis of energy stopped after taking Cardui. She credits three bottles for permanent relief from headaches and nervous strain. The ad promotes Cardui as a female remedy with forty years of use.
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Texas City
Tex
G. H. Schill
Helpful home remedies for plants and everyday fixes
Nitrate tonic for house plants aids rapid growth when dissolved in water weekly. Cold coffee or tea infusion suits ferns as a weekly root soak. If a kitchen utensil leaks make a quick cement from egg white and ashes and bake over heat. Use warm icing or water in a cake box to keep it moist. An apple as water substitute is noted by some. Mend a hot water bottle leak with adhesive plaster. Heat table salt and fill bags to retain heat longer. Properly fitting shoes prevent headaches and joint trouble. daily cold foot baths aid rheumatism and corns.
Cures for Swollen Feet Advice From Healers
Those cured provide guidance on foot care. For swollen hot feet bathe in salt water then rub with alcohol. Change hose and shoes daily to aid comfort. Ensure shoes air and hose dry before dressing. To toughen feet soak daily in a bath with alcohol and salt.
What Shall We Have for Dinner A Menu Advice
A domestic article argues for varied meals and explains budget minded menu planning. It offers recipes for Honey Muffins and Snowballs, detailing ingredients and mixing steps for home cooks.
Southern Sally Lunn and Blueberry Muffins Recipe
A wartime style recipe excerpt by Nellie Maxwell describes Southern Sally Lunn and Blueberry Muffins. It lists ingredients, steps to mix and fold in egg whites, rise, and bake in buttered cups or muffin pans with crushed strawberries and cream as a serving suggestion.
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Nellie Maxwell
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F. A. Thompson & Co
Detroit
Mich
Dept. & Collens Pharmacy
Walker Bros. Grocery CO
Cardus
Nyal Drug Store
West Monroe
ews-Star
Monroe Automobile & Supply Company
Chicago Auction Co
CUT Price Shoe Store
DeSiard Street
Monroe, Louisiana
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