Loving Plotters Love and Remedy in Quiet Farm Retreat
A motherly Irene Blandon and Morton Dale plot a cure for his business setback. They relocate to the Brandon family farm at Waltham for rest and recovery, aided by Irene’s dedication and the supportive Brandon household. The plan aims to restore his health and salvage the lost capital.
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Morton Date
Irene Blandon
Miss Brandon
Irene
Mr. Dale
Mrs. Dale
Morton
Dale
Texas Mn
Waltham
Trene Iide
Morton Dale
Brandon
Trene
Jett
Wilfred
Morten
Bart
Marcon
Scarecrow Story Of Miss Burton And Myra Davis
Miss Mary Burton proudly owns a comfortable home with a two acre garden and an orphan niece Myra Davis. A young man Archie Lull helps with yard work and shares bold plans while a cherry tree becomes the centerpiece of the garden. The tale follows their businesslike schemes and a curious encounter around the scarecrow in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Misa Burton
Archie Lull
Erain
Lull
Shmft
Lal
Edo
Morten
Petey
Mira Marton
Moonlit Meeting Sparks Rescue in River Shanty Tale
In a moonlit scene on a riverbank a girl seeks a return to her room while a grim guardian warns her. Davenal observes a secret encounter, later aiding Earle Wilton and his sister Adrienne who are hidden from a cruel guardian intent on seizing their fortune. Davenal helps plan a nighttime escape to safety and returns to aid them again over the following weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Davenal
Davenal
Tie
Tiavenal
Tastanthy
Heo
Earle Wilton
Adrienne
Hir
Wilton
Davyenal
Wolfe Dubrow
Adrienne Wilton
Dave
Dubrow
Miss Wilton
Davennl
Wee
Cocopetratton
Coecard
Higoti
Thrift Campaign Sparks 11000 School Savings Clubs
Teachers and children showcase enthusiasm for thrift in classrooms guiding 11000 school savings clubs in the district. Last year the district sold over 2.315 million dollars in Thrift and War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates. the 1920 21 session is expected to exceed that. Students earn money through summer work and invest in government securities, while learning to save for goals like education or business capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Savings
Postmasters Promote Government Savings Securities
Postmasters in Maryland the District of Columbia West Virginia Virginia and the Carolinas distribute about 100000 letters since mid February to promote government savings securities. The drive urges every saver to become a capitalist through safe investments and praises postmasters for aiding government financing and local welfare.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Virginia
Two
Carolinas
Small capitalists rise as investors in Liberty Bonds
A column praises the growing wave of small investors embracing Liberty Bonds and savings stamps. It argues government securities are safe and profitable, encouraging thrift over extravagance, and urges thirty days of saving to build a habit of financial discipline.
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Ueh
Haylng
Hay
Laberty
Treasury
United States
Army of Savers recruits officers among district youth
Generals and colonels of fourteen years major captains and lieutenants of ten or twelve and sergeants and privates even younger are now the rule in Uncle Sam's Army of Savers being recruited among district school boys and girls. An art poster announced plans and commissions. Within days eleven youths received commissions as the district moves to promote thrift through Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps with buttons for each rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Suvere
Uncle Sam's Army of Savers
Savings Division
United States Treasury Department
Uncle Sams Army of Savers
Investment Plan Promises Treasury Cash and Value
A presented scheme suggests buying one 325 Treasury Certificate monthly for ten years at about $20.87 average price. It claims total cash received will reach $1,500 with $1,600 in maturity value, plus $300 annually for five more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Treasury Department
Savings securities drive tops one billion dollars invested
An official report shows more than one billion dollars invested in thrift and war savings stamps and treasury certificates by careful savers. About 750 million remain outstanding with investments rising, led by a 1918 peak and ongoing redemptions. Certificates pay six percent interest, with most redemptions from the 1918 series indicating long term holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Ivo Wearg
Stocks and bonds used as wrapping paper in crisis
Distressed peasants in Mitau and Milan use securities as wrapping paper as gold reserves crumble. American Red Cross finds bond sheets repurposed in a bank building, highlighting the collapse of speculative investments and the value of U S Savings Securities as a safer alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Lativia
American Red Cross
Mitau
Red Cross
Vale
America
Government of Tamperial
Russia
Blundrecs
United States
Treasury
Harding Urges Thrift and Household Finances in Saving Movement
President Harding calls for Americans to put their households in order through rigid yet sane economy and thrift. He emphasizes personal prudence, savings, and the nationwide Savings Movement to ease financial pinch and improve future stability for all citizens.
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Harding
Jarding
United States
Treasy Department
Thrift Takes You Up The Ladder
A compact note discusses thrift guiding choices as gains and risks swing between elevation and setback, using a proverb like image to illustrate prudent budgeting. The line hints at balancing ambition with caution in everyday decisions.
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Genevieve Ulmar
Atern Newspaper Union
The
Ralph Hamilton
Eote
Western Newspaper Union
Mary Burton
By Alvah J. Garth
WHOOL
MEG
Mee
Army OF Savers
Organization OF Young Capitalists
Bellion
Pam
Rayer
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