Fantastic Finance and German Money Collapse
The piece explains Germany's monetary crisis as bread prices soar with a doubled four pound loaf to 10,000 marks and wages seemingly high yet worth little abroad. It notes 25,000 marks per hour demanded by Berlin metal workers, US dollar equivalents, and massive inflation with treasury bills flooding the system. The Deutsche Bank hires thousands to manage the strain while the government issues hundreds of new regulations weekly.
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Berlin
Treasury
Deutsche Bank
Parting with Berton Braley Poem Arises From Change
The piece expresses a long friendship with a worn hat as a symbol of change. The speaker notes shared hardship and weather, then states the hat must be abandoned for something lighter and smarter. The tone is reflective and nostalgic, ending with the author’s signature and copyright line.
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Aostraw
Goodhys
Berton Braley
NMA Servier, Inc
Largest Life Insurance Policy in DC Granted
Warry Randall, motion picture exhibitor, received the largest life insurance policy ever issued in the District of Columbia. The $500 policy, written by Ro V Waldren of Des Main, sets a record for a single life and for operatives of the Walkers' Life Company in a single week. The eight theatres tied to the policy help fund estate taxes and protections for inter exts. Whistles in wireless-operated cab signals and hoommoative cabs are being tested on frenemy cailvay.
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District of Columbia
Warry Randall
Ro V V. Waldren
Walkers’ Life Company
Des Main
Waldron
Greatcat
Crandall
Theatre Corporation
Inquiring Reporter On Election Law Repeal Debate
In Woodsboro and Rocky Springs residents weigh repeal of the primary election law. George H. Culler favors repeal citing benefits for politicians. Julius A. Grammme and others see repeal as a relief, while Julius Baumgardner notes mutual trouble. The debate shows mixed views on voter choice and party satisfaction.
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Reefer Staliy
Rocky Springs
Julius A. Gramme
Fifth Street
William v. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Quotable Bits From A Humorous Page
A jumble of witty lines and aphorisms, including barbed musings on a barber, the woes of aging, weather, daily life, and social quirks. Notable ideas touch on peace, reform, love, and luck, with quirky observations about locks, pools, and the Irish.
Vague OCR snippet notes car sales and a shop policy
The fragment mentions workers and cars and a shop policy about a sale or nothing with a reference to copyright. It is an incomplete OCR passage with unclear names or dates. No clear event or persons can be established from the readable text.
Horoscope for July 23 1923 stars favor ritual gains
Astrological forecast notes Sun Mercury and Mars in favorable aspect for business and news sectors. It predicts national tensions, possible financial corruption issues, and potential uprisings, with August Mars Neptune effects on Russia, France, and Italy. Children of Leo and officials or bankers may see luck and prosperity.
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Earth
Mercury
Mars
Snr
United States
Leo
The
Sun
MetClure
Benue
Today in History July 22 events and misdated notes
A mixed digest of historical notes lists events tied to July 22 across centuries from Pilgrims sailing in 1820 to Grant's death in 1885. It also mentions places and dates such as Cairo and Quebec Tercentenary, plus a dated swindle involving Samuel Kefauver in Middletown and a counterfeit note.
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America
Pelshaven
Solani
Cairo
Heypt
Bonaparte
Wettington
Spain
Quebec
Atlanta
Germany
Robert Emmett
Dublin
Nebraska
Congress
Ars
Ulysses St. Grant
Austria-Kungary
Serbia
Samuel M. Kefauver
Middletown
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick column recalls Thorne sly’s feed and grain store on Patrick Street, August 6th charge by Mr Tyson, and sewer and road work on South Market and corduroy road. Monocacy camping near Georgetown. Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick incorporated with 12 directors and two deposit styles, weekly up to 25 dollars, shares issued with deposits.
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Thorne
Wydarhee
Patrick Street
Tyson
South Market Street
Citizens’ National Tank of
Thaurmont
AuMber
James Theodore Waesthe
Maurice T. Albaugh
J. Wesley Creager
James G. Marnshley
Mo Luther Creager
Fantes
Karne
Thomas PF
Interest Shown in Brunswick Election
Much interest is shown in the Brunswick municipal election on August 6. The new mayor will succeed Edward C. Shafter who recently resigned. Nominees for mayor include James McMeter and others. several candidates for council seats are named. The race is expected to be lively with no clear platform yet and local issues driving the contest.
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Brunswick
Hell
Edward C. Shafter
Gl Health
Lewis Fishman
Phi
Sprebahio
Ieee
Shafer Aid le
Zere
Himiseh
Ins Wendi
Pomona Grange Holds Quarterly Meeting
Pomona Grange, the parent body of county Grange units, held its regular quarterly session at Urinal Am. Mews Hall in Jefferson Baburdas. Emory Remsberg presided, with Mrs WL Hares Brown in the afternoon. Speaker Yarn Sean of the College of Agriculture discussed farm price disparities, overproduction, and market handling.
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Pomona Grange
Mews Hall
Jefferson
Baburdas
Jetar
Lanch
WL Hares Brown
Ie Devturor
Yarn. Sean
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Broducias
Austin Rena Ain
Entertaining speakers highlight farm progress meeting
The article notes a discussion stressing a man’s place in farming with entertaining delivery. It mentions the next meeting scheduled for October 2 in Middletown.
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Middletown
Way of Escape Theme Quote from Isaiah 1473
A Bible thought reflects on a promised day of rest from sorrow and fear, highlighting relief from hard bondage and servitude as described in Isaiah 47 3. The excerpt frames divine deliverance as a future comforting moment.
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Isaiah
Canning Fruit Hazards Warned By Cautionary Advice
A reader warns of risks in home fruit canning. Glass jars may break from heat and tightening lids, risking burns and cuts. Safer method suggests using a towel to shield hands and wrapping around the jar while keeping it on a stable table.
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Ruit
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