Sidelined by Change, Society Worries Over Habits and Travel
A reflective piece traces social shifts from education to politics and daily life. It notes youths protesting overstudy, hints at diet with green fruit, and mocks trends from sunlit moods to moonshiny personas. It mentions universal fingerprinting, vehicle and umbrella disappearances, and women voting with husbands. It laments road congestion, mule labor, and pie supply fears as card clubs begin.
Bank Statements From Illinois Institutions in September 1922
Cashier Henry F F W Schultz of Lansing State Bank swears the September 15 1922 report is true. The documents cover West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank Riverdale First Trust and Savings Bank West Hammond and Riverdale entries with assets including real estate loans deposits and bonds and notes.
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First National Bank of
U.S
U. S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Llenots
Cook
T. Horace Holmes
Soleamuns
Moracke Holmes
M.rteger
Eo Wateman Herton Jounders
Diliner
West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank
West Hammond
Illinois
Ilinois
John Carroll
State of Illinois
County of
First Trust & Savings Bank OF
Riverdale
John Harms, Jr
Public Accounts
State of Mninois
Jonun Harms, JR
Lansing State Bank
Lansing
Henry F.F. W. Schultz
Auditor of Public Accounts
Henry Flw. Schultz
State of Ilinois
Otto F. Schultz
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