Business Outlook Urges Cautious Expansion With Capital Margin
Benjamin M Anderson of Chase National Bank warns the current boom may end unpredictably yet urges firms to go ahead, but operate with unusually large working capital. He advises cautious credit, quick turnover, limited plant expansion, tight collections, and conservative dividend policy to build surplus as a buffer against shocks. If general caution spreads, the boom could ease into a longer, milder expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiine Benjamin M Anderson
Chase National Bank
New York
Harding Seen as Likely 1924 Re-nomination
The piece argues President Harding will be re nominated in 1924 despite some dissent. It notes his known traits, cabinet choices, and stances on soldiers’ pay, ship subsidies, tariffs, and Prohibition. It weighs party dynamics, including progressive GOP views, and the Democratic candidate’s perceived positions as pivotal to the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Davis
America
Wisconsin
Northwest
When is slatic not stationery in Congress humor
A humorous riff on a 1917 government report page showing stationery items and prices like playing cards, knives, and watch parts as examples of “stationery.” The quip notes the odd assortment and jokes about Congress choosing strange stationery, with an aside about losing a razor sharpener.
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Aun
National Home of Representatives
Baetuseers
Columbus
Yesterday’s in Ohio and notable names listed
A fragmented OCR compilation references events and people tied to Ohio and other places. It mentions births in Middletown Connecticut, a 1916 train collision near Amherst New York Central lines, notable figures connected to states and nations, and various ages and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maretta
Middletown
Conn
Corimaes
Guerissy
Thrir
New York Central
Amherst
Komical Telegrams From A Day In The Past
A playful snippet recalls a Doctor Stevens mix up with a wrong door and a hurried retreat. The text also riffs on botched words, Easter Bunny puns, and a jumble of topical references to Russia, Lenine, and Bernhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Mrs Herbert Hoover Emerges in Wartime American Women
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the commerce secretary, is highlighted for her leadership in promoting athletic and civic programs for American women. She chairs national education and recreation groups, endorses exercise for girls, and supports the broader use of athletics for service, while balancing home duties and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Herert Fonover
Commerce Secr
Pera
Hoover
Oromete Sans HK. A
Ir Am
Washington
Lou Henry
Bothere
Leland Stanford University
Herbert
Monterey
Cal
Asricola
Leland Steward Moreytte Figoxers
Est Ploen
Cme
el Anairs
Ceugsav
Espehe Geyer
Che
Frank Maevuer
ToGo
Gece
Anniversary Observed At National School Branches Open
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Columans
Brancnes
America
Aday de
Jacop Astor
Joan
Alabama
Sagan
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Incoherent OCR fragment mentions names and numbers with unclear context. Readable bits show a possible event or notice with dates hidden, but content is too garbled to confirm a clear subject or outcome. Further legible text needed for a reliable summary.
Itchy Torture Relief Cream Promises Fast Comfort
An advertisement touts a topical remedy for itching and irritation. It claims rapid relief for minor skin irritation and sensitive skin, with a large bottle offering a safe option for tender areas. The copy emphasizes easy use and gentle ingredients.
Poems and notices span larks death and local events
A fragmented page blends Henley verse about death and sunset with archaic notices of erection appeals in Pomphen and a saloon wall inscription. It notes a land sale on Mill and Broad streets, a petition to remove Day’s dam to aid fish passage, and upcoming weddings. Junior exhibition at Lone High highlights Belle Faxon and Harriet Braman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomphen
B. C
Lone High School
Belle Faxon
Harriet Braman
Harry Hamilton
List of Names Appears in Local Notice
The notice names Lilie Worcester Isabel Nevins Mary Robson May Olds Hattie Eckler Daniel Stocking Carl Op fer Bessa Johnson May Phipps Anna Lantsberry Flossie Lemon George Stevens Luella Osborne Walter Lersch Albert Webster Mary Ingersoll Katherine Mc Queen and Katherina Allen as participants or particulars within the clipped public document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilie Worcester
Isabel Nevins
Mary Robson
May Olds
Hattie Eckler
Daniel Stocking
Carl Opfer
Bessa Johnson
May Phipps
Anna Lantsberry
Flossie Lemon
George Stevens
Luella Osborne
Walter Lersch
Albert Webster
Mary Ingersoll
Katherine McQueen
Katherina Allen
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F P. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Dally
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Rome
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
W. Hunter
Marquette
Advertising, Society
MR. Harding
Beaupre
Quebec
Eawin L. Lutee
Londoorman
Tifedore Brentano
Minster
Hunga
Keramezoo
Komical
Red States
Russia
Hous, Lenine
Tratsh Pettar
Bernhardt
Raen
Abe Martin
Flon
Buddy Bal
Tao Fata
Masone
England
Hewag
Honorars Drgue
Grav
William Ernest Henley
Garford
Day
Sheffield
East
West Falls
Edc Chapman
Florence Notley
Walter Ho Davies
Fennie E Gaudern
Willis
Murbach
East Broad St
Murbach Coal CO
Siars
Robinson-Hancock Co
Coluy Ernor
Newt
Srnor
le Club
Stk
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