Babson’s 1926 Forecast: Money, Credit and World Peace
Babson Park Florida January 5 1926 Roger W Babson publishes his annual composite review of 1926 forecasts from leading authorities He notes abundant money low interest rates easy credit and strong Federal Reserve performance while warning about installment debt and unchecked prosperity He also cites favorable political conditions and a growing U S creditor role with vast plant capacity and farm credit support He cautions that pride and overconfidence could trigger a major downturn unless moral and spiritual outlook stays grounded.
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Babson Park
Florida
Roger W. Babson
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
New England
Sears
Wall Street
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
World Court
League of Nations
Europe
Thoreau
United States
Joint Stock Land Bank
Vermont
Franklin I. Miller
Curtis Publishing Company
Hieh
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Clues
A nostalgic puzzle page lists Across clues including what the kid holds, the capital of Penn, and a US coin. Down clues reference a house type used by eskimos and a Nebraska city. Answers fill a themed grid as a printed brain teaser for readers.
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Penn
United States
Nebraska
A Wife's Confessional Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations
A narrative blends suspense and domestic drama as Adele Garrison explores a wife's confessional phase. Lillian orchestrates a daring plan with Madge to outwit adversaries and secure safe passage, while tensions rise about trust, risk, and moral choices amid a tense pursuit.
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Adele Garrison
Weekend social notes and local illnesses reported
The Bab sop chart sits 11 percent above normal as market talk contrasts bulls and bears. Mrs F E Weeks and Mrs J J Weeks hosted a dinner for Dr Weeks birthday. Mrs Amy Whitney is ill. Mrs Clara Bayless and son Wendell traveled to Canton for the illness of Mrs Cornig Baker who had appendicitis surgery Thursday. Wendell Bayless returned home Friday.
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F. E. Weeks
J. J. Weeks
Weeksirthday
Amy Whitney
Clara Bayless
Wendell
Canton
Cornig Baker
Wendell Bayless
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Digestive Relief
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and removes bad breath without the harsh after effects of calomel. It claims the tablets are a vegetable preparation, olive colored, taken nightly for a week, with 1c or 30c pricing.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Community Notes Include Visits and Dinner Report
XIPTON KIPTON Jan 25 Mr and Mrs Huff of Bandusky visit Mrs Louise J Weeks Thursday George Bishop of Franklin Penn and Dorothy Elyria call on sister Mrs Ikmina Sigsworth Tuesday eve ning Will Brumby Sr Nellie Gbhids Lonnie Brimby Sr attend funeral of Mrs Rouk in Syria fugs day Community Ladies Aid Society Dinner well attended Thursday Mrs Ella Nickerson of Oberlin Mrs McDonald of Norwalk Mrs Graves of Wakeman Dr and
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Kipton
Huff
Bandusky
Louise J. Weeks
George Bishop
Franklin
Penn
Dorothy
Elyria
Ikmina Sigsworth
Will Brumby
Neliie Gbhids
Lonnie Brimby
Rouk
Syria
Community Ladies Aid Society
Ella Nickerson
Oberlin
McDonald
Norwalk
Graves
Wakeman
Aud
Fragmentary health notes from Cleveland column
Incomplete local clipping mentions Mrs. Ruby Bates improving and Morris Scott of Cleveland in a health or community update. The surrounding text is damaged, limiting full context or names.
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Ruby Bates
Morris Scott
Cleveland
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USA
Tyndsay
Cmes
Lee Employer
Doge
Lee Chow
Tyndan
Yan
Stariled
Madge
Gorrion
America
China
Xipton
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Caree
Florist
Newell Hotel Bldg
Electrical Service
The
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Groad Street
Karlsbad
Cais
Oxdor Feday
A Sakeries
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