Morgenthau’s Treasury Moves Large Bond Sale Wins Praise
In New York, Henry Morgenthau Jr is praised as a skilled secretary as the Treasury aims to issue 900 million dollars in bonds and notes. The article notes lower long term rates, anticipation of exchange offers, and demand from banks, savings, and big investors while discussing inflation and dollar strength.
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Central Press
New York
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
the Treasury
Financial New York
Morgenthau
Wall Street
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Treasury
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Wall Street Journal
United States Treasury
Treasury Mes
United Sttes
New Deal
United Staes
Janama
Midas
United States
Season of Dangers Warns of Autumn Illnesses
Public health officers warn of autumn and winter illnesses influenza grippe and colds. Stay healthy with sensible dress, careful eating and regular sleep to boost body resistance and prevent lost production days.
A Matter of Age in Allowances for Children
Mrs. Roosevelt argues that a small seven year old can handle an allowance to learn money management. She says children should decide how to spend save or give away with their own funds. She notes a gap between early individualism and the broader independence of leaders like railroad presidents farmers and manufacturers.
Novelists Wanting to Quit The Craft Hergesheimer Resigns
A literary figure, Joseph Hergesheimer, signals he hates novels and may leave writing. The piece humorously weighs whether this is a real revolt or a vacation, noting balloon puncture jokes about columnists and pondering the public impact if he quits.
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Joseph Hergesheimer
Hergesheimer
The Legitimate Stage In Spite Of Moving Pictures Debate
An essay discusses the staying value of live theatre versus films in American towns beyond major cities. It argues films lessen human touch and live actors face risks, costs, and scheduling limits, while stage work preserves direct audience feedback and a personal connection. It notes potential coexistence of both forms and hints at a revival tendency. Also mentions Colorado Peak snow and Duke of Kent allowance increase.
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New York
Chicago
Life Be Not Humble In Donne Inspired Poem
Marshall Maslin recounts an old poem by John Donne and a two post discussion about life’s harsh eras. The piece contrasts eras of plague famine and war with a bold plea for Life to be bold tender and helpful. It quotes Death be not proud and exhorts life to shine.
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John Dotme
Merrie England
John Donne
Once Overs ay J J SONDY NOW 18 THE TIME TO FUSH AHEAD
The piece urges self comparison to one’s own abilities, not others, and stresses using latent qualities and knowledge. It warns that delaying action wastes opportunity in a changing world and encourages pushing ahead now.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Well Olive
A reader recounts Janet biting a plum olive for the first time and finding its bitter taste causes distress and disappointment. The narrator notes the humorous clash between beautiful appearance and harsh flavor, reflecting on first olive experiences.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Bible Thought For Today
For I the Lord love judgement and hate robbery for burnt offering. I will direct their work in truth and make an everlasting covenant with them. The sculptor does not work for the anatomy but for the common observer of life and nature. Isaiah 61:8 Ruskin quote.
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Ruskin
Fragments of a Humorous Column on Life and News
A long list of quips and observations on work, reform, luck, marriage, aging, crime, fashion, Thanksgiving, and daily life. It blends jokes about husbands, cars, weights, and social scenes with scattered references to stock markets, Russia, Russia, and Canadian dating norms. The piece reads as a light, speckled capsule of early 20th century humor.
Seven Cobb Brothers and Seven Riley Sisters Wed
In Washington D C a mass wedding linked two families, the Cobb brothers Leroy John James Simon Richard George and Walter wed Lulu Mildred Alice Mary Rachel Susie and Julia Riley in Cosmopolitan Necropmatic Church with 100 bridesmaids and ushers.
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Washington
Cobb
Riley
Leroy
John
James
Simon
Richard
George
Walter Cobb
Lulu
Mildred
Alice
Mary
Rachel
Susie
Julia Ryler
Washington, D. C
World War Camouflage Advances and Early Deception Tactics
A December 7, 1914 World War Day by Day summary notes camouflage development on the Western Front. It traces how protective devices evolved from trenches and steel helmets to innovative painting to conceal targets from aerial and ground observers. The piece covers the formation of the Section de Camouflage in France, the British adoption, and how camouflage aimed to obscure ships and positions from cameras and observers.
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Britain
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Marshall Maslin
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Fable
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