Bonner Glais Faces Defense In Bank Bond Case
Testimony shows Bonner Glais denying meetings with Royster and Cunningham. He claims bonds were sent to the Federal Reserve and later asserts a fabrication by Royster. The defense questions prior records and explains a pay rate tied to Cunningham, with further details about a lock box and legal papers.
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Ex-bank President Defends Bond Purchases and Postal Savings
Former bank head Bonner testifies about 1932 bond acquisitions and postal savings deals. He details holdings in Commercial Bank and Trust and Commercial National Bank stock, argues bonds were purchased in good faith, explains use of government securities for postal savings, and recalls market conditions during the banking crisis.
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Rapard
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Crowther
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Piles Disorder Confuses Readers In Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR style passage describes piles treatment unclear wording about remedies and authorities. The jumbled lines reference medical terms and internal notes, with several broken phrases and nonsensical connections, making the core event impossible to identify.
Misleading Midol remedy claims target pain relief
An OCR fragment promotes a supposed medicine named Midol for general headaches. It warns against ordinary tablets and claims special properties, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for Midol. The text also offers vague timing and dosage instructions and dismisses standard aspirin.
Why You Should Never Cut a Corn
An article extols ceasing self treatment of corns and urges consulting a clinician. It argues that cutting corns can worsen pain, cause infections, and harm surrounding skin, recommending professional removal and safer remedies.
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