National banks report October 5 condition totals
The controller of the currency releases a statement of the condition of all national banks in the United States as of October 5. Total resources are 3 109 563 233 35, with loans and discounts 1 530 667 349 07, stocks and securities 62 148 569 950 46, checks and other cash items 15 359 W6L56, cold coin 126 710 405 19, silver dollars 7 965 S44, silver fractional coins E 009 273 88. Capital stock and surplus are 672 540 338 93, surplus and undivided profits 103 474 662 87, and deposits 1 124 330 55.
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United States
Sunday School Lesson on Grace and Giving
The piece interprets Paul’s letters to Macedonian churches highlighting grace that spurred faith and charitable acts. It urges believers to embody Christlike generosity, living as living sacrifices, with emphasis on willingness, sacrifice, and doing good works as proof of faith.
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Brief items from Vineland and nearby notes
In Vineland New Jersey an epidemic of blocona ha is reported with one man life in danger for three weeks and another six days in bed before the attack subsides. the town is a local option area. Other items include a false fire alarm, discussions of election aftermath, Baltimore and Ohio railway news, a Harpers Ferry tunnel project update, and a voter with disabilities complicating ballot casting. Local notes mention Carlin House dining room repapering John D Krabbs building a new house hunting laws against shooting partridges and pheasants for market Middletown lime yields 163 barrels of corn for John W Bassard and Philomathean Society meeting agenda.
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Morgan County
Ohio
Carlin
John D. Krabbs
Yellow Springs
Middletown
John W. Bassard
Philomathean Literary Society
Funeral of Mrs Anon R Graves in Brunswick
The funeral of Mrs Anon R Graves wife of the late Samuel L Grove occurred at her home near Road Run on Sunday. She was in her seventy second year and died of paralysis. The service was well attended. She was the eldest daughter of the late Henry Shafer and connected with the Willard family.
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Anon R. Graves
Samuel L. Grove
Road Run
Henry Shafer
Willard
Leafe Bros
Bristol
Mrr
M. W. Richards
H&ely
Social World Missionary Social at E Church
The First social under the Foreign and Home Missionary Society of the 39 E Church was held at Miss Stine’s residence. A program featured piano duet, readings, cornet solos, and vocal numbers with Miss Alice Stine and Miss Laura Heinlein among the performers. Refreshments followed and invitations were extended to join the society. Mrs. John J. Kankel of Baltimore will host a tea Saturday afternoon when her daughter Miss Isabell Kankel will be presented to society.
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Alice
Florence Stine
Alice Stine
Reading
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Harry Wilcoxon
Grace Radcliff
Lizzie Heinein
Local Illness Roundup In Sibillsarile And City
The Sick reports a long illness of Circle son of Luther J. Brown in Sibillsarile since Sept 13 while Mr Rice of West Patrick Street remains very serious after ten days of illness. Mr Wm Himbury at the Postoffice suffers from a ball on his nose. Charles Schell improves after weeks with a carbuncle on his breast. Geo Wineberg is home with a sore throat.
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Luther J. Brown
Sibillsarile
Mr. Rice
West Patrick Street
Wm. Himbury
Charles Schell
Geo. Wineberg
AM L. C. A. Literary Society Meeting Debates Ambition
The ML. C. A. Literary Society met with President J E R Wood Jr presiding. After devotional and a reading by G W Lough the debate on whether ambition is a vice concluded with the negative side winning. A committee reported progress on a public entertainment planned for December 10 with a date to be announced.
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J E.R. Wood, Jr
G W. Lough
W. A. Sister
J. E . Wood, Jr
D E Herbert
W. A. Burger
Middletown Turns Water into Reservoir
At an afternoon session of the town commissioners the water was released into the Middletown reservoir. Dr E M Bowlus and George C Prederick Jr photographed the scene as engineers note the 600000 gallon capacity. The mains will be filled next week, a process needing 48 hours.
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Middletown
Carlyle's Vacant House Described By Mr Waugh
In a letter to The Critic Arthur Waugh sketches Carlyle’s vacant Chelens house. Ground floor rooms open to a dark garden while a lofty garret with shelves and pencil sketches dominates the scene. The piece blends decay with memory of Carlyle’s writings and mentions a grave marker for Mrs Carlyle.
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Arthur Waugh
Chelens
Mr. Carlyle
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Remarkable cure narrative and patent medicine notes
An old item recounts a Marne case once thought rheumatic that worsened to paralysis then improved after a fall. It blends medical speculation with testimonials about Allcock's Plasters and Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and coughs, plus various patent medicines and cures.
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Garrett & Pearce
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