The Great Newer by Charles Ferguson reviewed in 1918
The essay contends that market panic drives prices up as buyers fear scarcity while sellers rush to cash in. It argues abnormal war demand, abundant credit, and international trade shape inflation, urging a moral reform of business to align commerce with public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Eagle
Wall Street
Hle
Basinas
Bradastront
Fiat
Judy
U. Nvtua
Europe
Charles Ferguson
Elvingy
Ike
Morener
Hollach
Fragmented OCR Weathering of War Supply Projection
Incoherent excerpt discusses potential wartime supply needs and chemical materials like nitrogen and tonnage figures. The text references mining journals, processing, and conversion to usable compounds, but the data are garbled, making precise figures and context unclear.
Foreign Holdings of American Railway Securities Decline in Europe
Foreign held American railway securities halved from 2.70 billion par value on January 1915 to 1.42 billion by July 1915, with U.S. investors buying back about 1.29 billion par value in eight months. The liquidation mainly involved European holders pressured by World War I, while foreign holdings of industrial securities and other bonds also fell, signaling broad rollover of American securities abroad.
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United States
Chantellor of
Tuo Labor Council
Tahor Anil Espital
Germus
Bostigen Makite
Monta
Bankers’ Club
Equitable
Toneh
J F P. Loren
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Hare
Europe
Allien
Peregn
Loree
Sant Abiogy
United Hates
Thin Counney
France
American Railway Securities
Quebec the Rich Slacker Toronto, September 24
The article argues Quebec will industrialize rapidly after the war, gaining an edge over Ontario due to cheaper labor and abundant natural resources. It notes English-speaking capital, Ontario power costs, and potential migration or relocation of industries, with tensions over political and economic power between the provinces.
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Toronto
Ontario
Quebec
Haye
Quebecc
Wea
London
Galt
Berlin
Kitchener
Ntario
New England
Prayin, Elal
Canda
Canada
England
Salvation Army
Trade and exports impact in late 19th century markets
An analysis of export demand and consumer tastes highlights the shift from cheap German goods to higher quality American products. It notes the influence of labor costs, factory patterns, and consumer expectations on trade patterns and pricing strategies.
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Geemarr
Tarever
Hee
TF Yin South Amerie
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Tilney, Ladd & Co
New York
Guantanamo
Slattery & Co
E. W. Bliss
Ingersoll Rand N. Y. Shipbuilding S.C
Nebraska
J.k.rice,jr.&co
Amer. Gar & Elec. Co
Amer
Lt & Trac
Power & Lt Co
Cities Service Co
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Remington Typewriter Co
Tennessee
Lt. & Pr
Toledo
Trac
Lt & Pr
United le & Rwys. Co
Lamarche & Coady
Rector
Wall St
So. Shales
Freger
S H. Ratch & CO
Standard
seLe Fine
Tere Carsh
Pforzheimereco
Bigelow & Company
Pine St
Wm.a.read& Co
Encoep Eiace
Finance Economics
Garet Garrett
Mills Building
Broad St
Hanover
Mautert Lane
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Louelness
Seth
Plecea
Paris
Saety
Great
Holbin
Koeneering and Mining Journal
United State
American Securities
Uty Wi
Cosereines
Slacker
L. Roy Weaver
Toy Industry
Quepec
Matheipalitite
Intermite
Queber
Canadian Toy Industrs
Quebec Proponiti
Quibos
Upper Canada
Innet
Anney
William Whittam
Feermane
Pattern
Afar Coler
Beri
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Tpinack Cig
St . Wan Te
French Republic
Officiel Prospectus
Aia
Chevarie A.a.husman & Co
Broad Street
Metropolitan Trust Co
Real Air
Perzinal
Herge
Propery
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