Laundering Money A New Government Scheme
The treasury department reports a planned money laundry to wash and refresh paper currency. A full operation at Washington would process up to 100000 bills daily, cutting costs, extending bill life, and saving the government over a million dollars yearly. Banks may run municipal laundries with publicized recipes and cheaper transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury oMcials
United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington—whiteh
Chicago
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Kentucky Chivalry and a Queer Reception Tale
A Kentucky colonel faced an awkward moment after a polite telephone exchange with a woman from a Knights Templar reception in Chicago. The tale weaves courtly manners with a misfired promise and a humorous pull toward secrecy among Kentuckians. It also reports a rare white rainbow observed at Paria's Montouris observatory, detailing its timings, colors, and scientific explanation as a blend of rainbow theory and atmospheric optics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Knights Templar
Shackelford
Congress Hotel
Colonel Shackelford
Chicago
Gentlemes
Masonic
Montouris Observatory
Paria
M. Louis Besson
u.—Scientific American
Inventors Fail to Replace Glass Blowing in Trade
Machinery promised to supersede glass blowers has repeatedly failed to perfect the trade at glansworks. Visitors note awkward processes and persistent equity of methods, as inventors long endeavor to redefine glassmaking but achieve little success.
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Glansworks
Mmne
Stucco House Design Promises Fireproof Exterior Appeal
The article advertises William A. Radford offering free advice on building subjects. It discusses rising lumber costs, fireproof exterior trends, and the benefits of stucco work, stressing skilled labor, proper mixing, water control, and uniform cement finishes for a durable home. The sample design is a 20 by 30 foot stucco house featuring a combined living area, dining, kitchen with pantry, sewing room, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a linen closet on a large lot with garden potential.
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Willam A. Fanford
Hente
William A. Radford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Fudge Refusal Predicts Rain At Afternoon Party
Miss Elinor Farnham and her schoolgirl friends discussed evening plans when a guest remarked that fudge refusing to fudge is a sure sign of rain. The teacher confirmed the adage, and that night a hard downpour lasted an hour.
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Elinor Farnham
Elinor
Omnivorous Insect Destroys Household Items
A tiny black and tan insect, about an eighth of an inch, voraciously eats almost everything. It reportedly chews ivory, bristles, toothbrushes, toothpicks, wool, sock mending wool, knife and fork handles, and even cards, rejecting only glass, china, and metal.
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Redempion
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California
Scientific American
Waldon Pawceti
Mee
Kentucky Chivalry
Balks Effof
A.radford
Atueco Walla
Atueco
Fou
Oxy
Divine
Rex
Pian
Small Weather Prophet
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