GARTER SYSTEM IN EUROPE HITS BANKERS HARD
In a Washington dispatch Herbert Corey reports how barter networks in Europe distort traditional finance. Traders move goods and currencies creating speculative values, hurting bankers as vendors exchange merchandise for Polish marks and Russian rubles.
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Europe
Herbert Corey
Washington
State Department
Galicia
Poland
Ant
Tn Bavk
Kier
Russia
Burt
Polan
United States
Deren
Manchester
Czechslovakia
Harser
Nowatars
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at theft and banking
An unclear text fragment mentions theft and bankers with references to currencies and a west country setting, lacking coherent events or identifiable individuals. The passage appears corrupted, offering minimal factual content to summarize beyond generalities about illicit activity and monetary handling.
Unscrutable OCR Draft Caps and Sizing Data
Fragmentary listing shows caps in various sizes with prices. Entries include 1.00 cap for all sizes, 2.00 cap for all sizes, and 150 Cape all sized with multiple references to caps and prices, but details are inconsistent.
Fragmentary OCR item on domestic fabrics and prices
Partial text shows domestic bleached yard wide fabric and yard wide prices, with scattered numbers and product names. Content lacks clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond generic fabric types and prices.
Special Silk Remnants Sells Various Fabrics at Low Prices
Advertises silk remnants and organza fabrics in multiple shades and widths with heavy discounts. Items include 40 inch organide at 29 cents, organilie permanent canteen geet for 1.98, Swiss organide 45 inches wide for 2.00, and other silk blends priced per yard. Sale emphasizes value and variety for dressmaking.
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