Emergency currency ready for quick delivery to banks
The Aldrich Vreeland act has produced emergency notes totaling about 400 million dollars, with 100 million prepared for delivery by summer's end. Treasury and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, under Superintendent Ralph, have moved swiftly to have notes issued on demand.
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United States
Aldrich Vreeland
Treasury
Congress
Coolidge
The
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ralph
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Wall Street
Congressional News
House
Senate
Vreeland
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Cannon
Roosevelt
White House
Lafollette
Gore
Legigla
Engraving Bureau
Treasury Department
Department of Printing
Banka
Alden
Jamie
One Man's Mythical Reason Dinner Delay Tale
A Kansas City Star themed comic tale recounts a man late for dinner after a long political debate and missed cues. The narrative blends parliamentary humor with a comic miscommunication about an emergency currency plan and a family absent at a dinner engagement.
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Kansas City
Virginia Trailer and Virginia stories in old Kansas City column
A fragmented old column describes the Virginia Trailer wagon built in Kentucky for moving a family to Missouri, its massive iron wheels, nine foot horses, and a six ton capacity. It recalls George W. McCanne of Jacksonville Missouri, land acquisition, and a 1812 veteran maker. It also touches on early cartage and later curiosity about palmistry and Italian art figure Giotto.
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Kansas City
George W. McCanne
Jacksonville
Lincoln County
Kentucky
William McCanne
Missouri
McCanne
McCaine
Virginia
Walng
Commemoration of Lincoln Douglas Debate Held in County
A large crowd gathered at the Union County Fairgrounds for a semi centennial celebration of Lincoln versus Douglas. A 6000 pound white timber monument marks the debate site with a tablet recalling September 16 1868. Judge Crawford unveiled it as part of a ceremony honoring the historical event.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douelac
Lincoln
Douglas
Mise Lian Lanter
Anna,l
Monroe C. Crawford
Jonesboro
Historical Society of
Iineth
Great Educational Work by K C Daking Powder Makers
The manufacturers of K C Daking Powder are distributing a beautiful cook book to every Indy reader at no cost. Valued at $5, the cookbook is pitched as a valuable aid for homekeepers. Read more in another part of this paper.
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K. C. Daking
Indy
Bee Ad
Air Ship Dangers Prompt Blunt Exchange
In a humorous exchange a timid man asks if dropping things from an air ship poses danger to the public. The inventor replies that the greater peril is the airship itself possibly crashing down on bystanders.
Newlywed Banter on Mutual Admiration
Dialogue between Mrs Newlywed and Friend reveals admiration for husband. Mrs Newlywed praises his good taste and affection while describing how he adores her voice eyes form and hand. The exchange captures light, affectionate humor of early marriage life.
Free Cook Book From Janet McKenzie Hi At Jaques
To Our Lady Readers send today to Jaques Manufacturing Company Chicago for a free copy of their new cook book by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hi. It is a beauty and contains many new recipes you ought to have. See ad in another part of this paper.
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Jaques Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Janet McKenzie
Oead
Altruism and Reformers Debate Food Consumption
A conversation on simple living questions the feasibility of eating half as much. The exchange notes concern for grocers and doctors if people reduced intake, highlighting social and economic implications of thrift and reform.
Tempered Wind Reflects on Church Damage Report
In the Boston Transcript dialogue Jim notes damage to a church caused by fre and praises outcomes. He mentions one worker laid off from a factory and the remaining man receiving unemployment money, reflecting local economic impact.
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Jim
Boston Transcript
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hills Free Cook Hook Offer
An advertisement announces a free Cook Hook by Jaques Manufacturing Company Chicago for readers. The offer appears in another part of the paper and promotes Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill as the author of Every Woman Should Cook.
Allowances Spark Dispute Between Father and Son
A humorous exchange shows Tul urging the father to grant allowances for youth follies. The old man retorts that without the allowance there would be far more folly, highlighting a clash over money and behavior.
Aggravation Spurred by Private Secretary Exchange
A magnate urges harsh action while the private secretary announces a new opportunity. The dialogue reveals a tension between poverty and ambition as the characters navigate a difficult domestic moment. The lines hint at underlying motives and social expectations without detailing events.
Free Cook Hook offer sparks reader giveaway ad
An advertisement states every woman or girl reader should obtain a free copy of Mrs. Hill's Cook Hook, distributed by Jaques Manufacturing Company in Chicago. The notice appears among other ad content in the paper.
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Mrs. Hill
Jaques Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Proposition pulls youth into hair theft scheme
A Houston Post clipping quotes a taunting dialogue where a man offers a quarter for a lock of his sister’s hair and promises a larger reward for more if the girl is located at night, hinting at a theft plot involving a minor.
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Johanie
Houston Post
Absent-Minded Gallantry in Punch Cartoon Caption
The caption mocks a military audience as a lady questions age and vitality while a Major responds with flippant gallantry. A satirical tone hints at social manners and rank debonair rhetoric.
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Lndy
A Beautiful Cook Book Free For Readers
An advertisement offers a free cook book from K Co Inking Powder Company. Readers are urged to write today before they forget. the book is a single volume readers will be proud to own.
Curtain debate over pacing with wary manager and writer
A terse exchange between a young paywright and a callous manager spreads tension over broadcasting pace. The paywright questions a faster curtain drop while the manager insists on delaying by about half an hour.
Work as a Necessity Inspires Duty and Calling
A compact quotation framing work as a calling and blessing essential to reach one’s highest potential. Emphasizes diligence and moral imperative of labor as a positive guiding force.
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Kuskin
Free conk book offered to housekeepers by Jaques Manufacturing
An offer for a free conk book to housekeepers promoted by Jaques Manufacturing Company appears in this paper. The notice urges readers not to miss the giveaway and notes the book is valuable to housekeepers.
Cultivate Tact As Timeless Art Of Kind Words
A compact reflection on tact as a lasting, universally valued skill. Gentle speech uplifts conversations and keeps harmony through humility and careful phrasing. The quote highlights tact as enduring and essential in all social exchanges.
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