Progress Toward Bank Problem Assurances Grow
The article notes relief steps after the banking holiday with access to safe deposits and change, and permission for special trust accounts. Treasury officials and banks discuss clearing house certificates to restore confidence, while gold payments remain restricted under treasury rules. The piece praises public resilience and signals renewed business activity and rising confidence as the nation aims upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trazsory Woodin
Treasury
Congress Trims Air Mail Funds Amid Debate
Congress reduced the air mail appropriation from 19 million to 15 million for the next fiscal year to appease Senate opposition and avoid striking the air mail line from the treasury test office bill. Supporters warn cutting funding endangers the aeronautics industry and national service, while acknowledging compromise to move the bill forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury-Test Office
The Awkward Load By Hatlo
New York column notes Grand Central and Penn Station toying with trains and crowds. It recalls Red Caps, royalty of travel, and romance around stations. Folklore of Pullmans, Century trains, and a social panorama includes Paderewski and Gibbons dining, a waitress, a penny arcade, and a celebrity autograph moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Centre
Toledo
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Telwave
Wightend
Harmon
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Landon
Sir Perervale
Kent
England
Gibbona
Listen World Keep Going for Their Sakes By Elsie Robinson
A motivational piece urging readers to persevere for those who sacrificed before. It contrasts personal fatigue with gratitude to mothers grandmothers and past generations who funded current lives. The author recalls struggle and duty and asks what world current readers will pass on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janae
Vhein
Ser
Raed Fcs
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From San Antonio News Files
A San Antonio Chronicle retrospective notes events from March including airplane flights from Kelly Field to Porto Alco and a fundraising effort totaling 7460 in December. It mentions a 1841 land deed, a 500 dollar donation from MARCI 8 INT, and community figures such as Judge Bo Eevee and Frank Barber in local historical context.
Throat Irritations By Royal S Copeland MD
Many persons suffer throat inflammations from weather and dampness. Pharyngitis and laryngitis arise from nasal infections exposure to germs or irritants. Persistent hoarseness demands careful exam and medical attention to rule out serious conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
King Bees Hoe
When, 4 niw depressinn and distant lands recalled
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a November night and distant times, merging old figures and places with a personal sense of loss. The speaker names Grover Cleveland and Hart Vim, weaving memories of peril and longing into a solitary, poetic reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hells
Grover Cleveland
Rome
Pandora
Etiquette Advice for Miss de Peyster and Tea Visiting
A reader asks how to properly leave a card after a delayed formal call and suggests registering the visit by leaving the name with the household staff. The reply advises making a call and registering the name to show proper etiquette, then offers a plan for a children s party with simple refreshments on a Friday or Saturday afternoon at about 4 o clock, including punch, fruit, veal, and cake.
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Miss de Peyster
I. TL
Thorne
Hebler
The Gold Standard by P McIntosh
The piece explains early money origins from barter to precious metals, tracing the rise of metal money and the traits of gold and silver as money. It surveys historical uses of various commodities, weights, and terms like shekel and talent, leading to the concept of a gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Beitain
Gren
Britain
Monty
Mutis
Scotland
Elle
China
Cuba
Sail
Avyssinia
Tapacco
Virginia
Endfish
Newfoundland
Massachusetts
Mexico
Syracusa
Sparta
Rusia
Burma
Talea
California
B. c
Audie
Aly
New Year resolve to cooperation and charity in 1933
A speaker urges co operation to boost business activity and charity in 1933. He argues resources exist to meet needs if citizens cooperate and use them to help each other, believing such action will improve the economy and aid the destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatley Welly
New York
Peat Carey
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Air Mail Service
la Arcophie
Vis Coumpranise Saviel
Aalimal
Annerioy
America
Phe Wey
By Hatlo
Paderewski
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Floyd Gibbon
Third Avenue
Alop
Ant He Belle Johnston
Berard Shaw
Hattie Belle Johnston
Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentina
Artado
Majorca
Nea
Lambs
Joe Laurie
Meneukat Bynd
Ita
Elsie Robinson
Lain
Vrain
San Antonn Liphyy
Kelly Field
Porto Alco
Curtis Geld
Minin
Tess Una Mileen
Pie Hynehenn
Loechin
Inémber
K. Heretly
Anid Din
Bo. Eevee Suet
Marci
Loun Lecaipie
Alent
Lacampie
Thoaston Arent
Pally
Taeid
Maddy Avian
Vrach
Etiquette
Kataryn DE Peyster
P. McIntosh
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