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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
2
John D. Rockefeller Jr spoke to a Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Young Men's Bible Class in New York about wealth and responsibility. He urged wise use of money, noting wealth enables service but also brings duties, and warned against unwise giving that weakens enterprises.
Melody Ann, a shy valley singer with an untrained high voice, is found by a wealthy patron who funds her training in New York. After initial hardship, she debuts to a packed hall, then marries and vows to help other girls like her as her voice brings joy to the valley.
The New York correspondent of the Washington Post reports bucket shops and financial swindlers have defrauded Americans of over 6 billion dollars in four years. About 750 million was taken from green investors in 1921, fueling a campaign by bankers and exchanges to eliminate the practice. Bucket shops operate fictitious securities businesses, trick clients, and shield losses as margins while avoiding stock exchange connections. They often buy one third of ordered securities to guard against authorities.
Monogram stationery on display showcases the latest styles at prices lower than before the Advocate Publishing Co. invites inspections and encourages customers to view the offerings.
The text argues thrift is necessary to provide comforts in old age, for emergencies, and to protect the family against financial hardship, presenting thrift as a practical safeguard for households.
Little Billie urges quiet in front of his house as companions make noise. He explains their mother has a new baby and he is very tired after walking all the way from heaven last night.
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