Silver policy sparks debate in Congress and markets
The article analyzes the silver purchase law and Treasury Morgenthau policy, noting world price effects, political timing in an election year, and reactions from silver producers and investors. It discusses potential broader tax plans tied to deficit concerns and the White House stance on the New Deal's impact on the economy.
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NRA
AAA
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Middle Age and Painless Dentistry in Modern Era
A column reflecting on dental care advances and the dubious allure of painless dentistry touted by a New York scientist. It humorously contrasts aging vanity with X-ray woes and the changing expectations of medical progress.
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Ulver City
New York
New York City Still Has Its Indians and Farms
A quirky census flavored piece notes high Cohen counts in Manhattan and the Bronx, with 391 Indians living in the city. It highlights density: two five story below street level buildings, one store per 76 persons, and one physician per 545 people. It claims the Bronx exceeds Los Angeles in population and labels New York as a farming town. Homer Croy in Esquire is cited.
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unclear OCR health note fragment
The readable text seems to describe natural laxatives and dosage noting Pepsin and syrup coatings. It mentions timing and children but lacks coherent, verifiable details. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Maharajah of Jaipur Valued at Over 500 Million Dollars
The fortune of the Maharajah of Jaipur, one of India's wealthiest men, has just been estimated at more than 500 million dollars.
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Maharajah of
Jaipur
India
One Cool One Cool Judgment Quote by Woodrow Wilson
A Woodrow Wilson maxim asserts that prudent judgment outweighs rapid decisions. The aphorism emphasizes measured deliberation over hurried councils.
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Woodrow Wilson
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