Money Policy Tested By Experience
An organized drive by reactionary interests fights the president's monetary policy. The piece argues the president can curb banks under the emergency act and cites England's gold standard departure as a guide. It criticizes foreign bankers for manipulating the dollar and warns against foreign exchange experiments, urging safeguards for stability and national sovereignty.
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England
Bank of England
United States
Federal Reserve System
Secretary of the Treasury
Sweden
Australia
Japan
World Economic Conference
Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Diary of a Modern Pepys in New York
A brisk diary excerpt details a bustling day in New York with meals at Earl Carroll's and theater plans with Fannie Hurst, sightings of performers like George Jessels and Louis Mann, and social chatter on Broadway and Central Park. It notes overheard wit on W G Fields, reflections on promotions, and humorous sketches while referencing Chinatown contrasts and memory troubles.
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New York
Pepys
Charles Wakefield Cadman
California
Frank Jones
Lexingthon
Richmond
Emples
Tandon
Sam Gumpert
Circuses
Frank Vance
Earl Carroll’s
Vance
Gallpolis
Gene Crawleys
Earl Sinclairs
Fannie Hurst
Blythe Oysterman's
Wife
Broadway
South Meadow
Central Park
Montaigne
Lesson Refutes Free Good Value Theory In New York Case
A discussion contrasting free goods with economic value features Justice Morernaster of New York noting sand and water as potentially free yet valued differently under conditions. The report cites a land case where 92 acres near Mabanse was valued at 700,000 in one estimate and 26,500 awarded as fair market value, with a judge remarking that some free goods can be worthless in market terms.
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Deve
Justive Morernaster
New York
Desheveron
Sahara
Gudy
Aikle
Tony
Hole
Thetis
City of
Rondimachint Vermieniszing
Marachancer
David
Diane
Montunaie
Neve
Listen World Courage Is a Deliberate Attitude Not Inheritance
Elsie Robinson argues courage is not born but learned, a civilized habit. The brave person faces fear without letting it rule, choosing to act despite insecurity, teaching by example and daily practice that anyone can be brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth Ril
Etiquette for Bridal Procession by Kathryn DePeyster
Instructional note on wedding etiquette detailing the bridal party order and processional movements. It covers roles of father, bride, groom, best man, ushers, matron of honor, bridesmaids, and page boys, plus where participants enter and exit the church and how the fee to the minister is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malros
Hann
Withiy
Van
Hside
Marten
Toner
Logether
Hing Fan
Ben Tie
Forgotten Man Stirs in Crumbling Bridge Frontline
A terse report recounts a forgotten man, Lal, and the crew facing a bridge repair front. Arend Jordan edits the piece while Naor edits and the team plans a bridget operation to clear the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arend Jordan
Sammurs
Ann Bridget
Assured Recovery Through Credit Expansion
Assured recovery hinges on a national credit expansion program led by the administration. The plan aims to diversify and accelerate lending to industry and commerce, lifting purchasing power and domestic prices. It argues that rapid credit deployment will drive industrial revival and export strength while stabilizing the national living standard.
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ING
A. A
Tvers
United States
A. P. Students of Finance
Hve
Iearst
RF CG
NRA
RPF
San Antonians
Iata
San Antonio Flood Warnings Hit Local Businesses
December 4 1013 reports flood warnings issued by Sehaber’s brewery workers affecting San Antonio business leaders. Night crews battled slack, stored materials, and feared damage as banks were emptied and rivers rose. No clear legal action or injuries noted.
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Antonio Myer
Busines
Ptt
Lint
Sehaber
Atuy Brickenridge Park
San Antonio
Pilerine
Siber Whistler
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland in The Sweet and Lowdown
A column exploring marriage, independence, and social wit. It blends satirical remarks on courtship, fashion, and gender roles with pointed jabs at modern romance. The piece discusses elopement, respectability, and the psychology of relationships, framed as humorous commentary from a 1920s voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Insulin for Malnutrition Demonstrates Weight Gain
A report on insulin treatment for underweight and malnutrition notes encouraging outcomes. Insulin is given hypodermically under medical supervision, with typical dosing around five units before meals. some doctors limit to twice daily. Patients may gain two to two and a half pounds weekly, with improvements in health and development, especially in children at a New York Academy exhibit.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Kime
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Arctic Circle
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Hope Williams
Fenders
Paul
Whitemann
Berkley
Bronx
George Jessels
Jessel
Vale
Louis Mann
Wilton Lackrye
Kyrie Bellew
Pete Dalley
Bagateles
John Held Jr
Sixth Avenue
Radio City Museum
Edward Bernays
Josh Arthur Moss
Paris Latin Quarter
Far East
Robert Reed
Hickory
N. C
Blumenthal
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Amun G Cecter
Teras
Time
Chittatowle
Chinatown
Harold Ross
Cory't
McNayght Sync. Inc
Elsie Robinson
Etiquette
Kathryn Depeyster
Robert H. Hemphill
Sevrrest
Fresen
L.A. Light Files
Markee Retyanmingsle
Gand
Issig Salomon
Reno Ruth
Bial
Raya
Royal S
Copeland
Ingulla
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