Wall Street Hits Historic Peak After War Turmoil
New York May 31 1919 The New York stock market opened with one of the largest tear of the war period. Reports note strong buying from virtually every sector and offer a glimpse of renewed confidence. Traders watch European economic dislocations and the potential impact on prices as Treasury notes and Victory Loan subscriptions show robust public uptake amid postwar adjustments.
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New York
York
Auruse
S.evere
Braue Vanderhois
Aden
Europe
Vanderlip
England
British Isles
Russia
France
Bank of
Belgium
bace-Lorraine
Tyens Grayier
MN Cognitien
America
Treasury Department
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Doctor Away From Home When Needed Prompt Remedy Advocated
The article urges keeping Chamberlain's Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to treat stomach and bowels ailments like colic and diarrhoea, noting many deaths occur before doctors arrive and highlighting the remedy as life-saving. It also mentions Robert Farrar winning first prize in a fastional typewriting contest and a family tale of a visit to Salt Lake City.
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Tome
Chamberlain
Robert Farrar
Gregg Shorthand
Tynes Writer Company
United States
Mes
Robert Farra
Lealie Jery
Salt Lake R
Southern Domination Gets Arraignment
A wartime era letter to the editor argues illiteracy elimination and pork-barrel politics. It cites regional disparities, comparing Washington and North Carolina on ports, farms, illiteracy, and school expenditures. The writer critiques political funding, votes, and federal appropriations across states with references to figures and politicians of 1917.
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Post-Intelligencer
Conveessman
Washington
North Carolina
North Carolona
Wanhington
Stark Hanna
Boss Tweed
Dick Croker
Democmus
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississipps
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Congress bill aims to strip civil service control
A fragment from a historical clipping discusses a proposed government measure to wipe out the civil service system and shift all appointments to presidential control. It references President Wilson, political readers, and mentions related political rhetoric and events from the era.
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Washington
Congress
Gvermay
Wilson
Germany
Ie Board of Beasts
Megalorcania
William the Damned
H. BL Creml
Seabeck
Wash
George Creel
Crane Oregon Visitors Stay With Gibson Family
Mr and Mrs Rupert Drinkwater and children from Crane Ore spent Wednesday night with the Gibsons. They own a store in Crane and had been to Boise for supplies. Mrs Drinkwater is sister of Mrs Gilway. A B Richardson bought a Buick last week. H Barker built a chimney for Mr Raysdate last Friday. Usadel has returned home from Boise after a short stay for medical treatment.
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Edwin White
Wolse
White
Jones
Jordan Valley
Boise
Dunagan
Willer Eleed
Akerman
Chester Dunagan
Richardson
Miss Ragsdale
Middletom
Rupert Drinkwater
Crane, Ore
Gibson
Crane
Mra Drickwater
Gilway
A.B. Richardson
Buickio
H. Barker
Raysdate
Usadel
Woise
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Sandmever
Onidwell
Idaho
Mex EG. Lee
Wilder
Mra Johnson
Caldfert
Mr. Lee
Conoco
TME Continental Oil Company
Colorado Corporation
Caldwell, Parma
NAMPA
Pavettier
Daho
Riffdalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalc
Arena Valley
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