Treasury Deficit and Elastic Currency Debate, 1910 Outlook
The 1910 treasury report signals a large deficit and calls for reform of currency. It cites a projected annual deficit around 143 million, cites cash balances and bank deposits during 1907 disturbances, and discusses elastic currency as a temporary measure versus permanent reform. It notes lower internal revenue and predicts expenditures exceeding receipts for the year ending June 30, 1910, with a forecast deficit near 148 million and hints at a broader fiscal overhaul by the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
New York City
Witikawaln
Melinven Bali
Linn
el Anchtor
Deter
Haan
Amr
Aecnl
Averonna
Saya
Menadre Ani Ohat
National Land International
Kei Mont
Pallden
Thane
Antis' League Meeting Call for Connecticut Clergymen
Stamford ministers issue letters to organize a Connecticut Anti Liquor League in New Haven. Delegates from numerous towns urged to attend the December 14 session at 2 p.m. in the New Haven Y.M.C.A. hall to inaugurate the league and appoint state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Mord
Otten
Runferenae
Rae
Stamford
Thomas Nunn
Gemtennah
Vilatol
Vo Munger
Annan
Fis
Brown
DBI
Milige
Port
Louis F Kerry
Bumford
Savimnen
Iplast Congregational Church
Toenwalder
League i Connecich
Puray Asbaker
Baker
Coniwetlont
Ron
Lasman
New Haven
Lee Department Store Sale On Union Suits And Children's Wear
Women home garments priced at 69¢ with fleece lined options at 1.00 and 1.25. Children's vests offered at 15¢ with ribbed fleece lining. Children's hose priced 10¢ with double line design, sale features 3 pairs for 25¢ while stock lasts.
Holiday and Dress Accessories Sale from 19th Century Catalog
Men and boys accessories offered at low prices include lisle suspenders with nickel buckles in gift boxes for 19 cents a box, holiday neckwear from 25 cents to a dollar, fancy silk scarfs, fancy half hose at 12 cents per pair, lisle hose three pairs for 50 cents, all in assorted colors and gift-ready packaging.
Toy Town Basement Finds Pleasures for Girls and Boys
A vintage ad describes Toy Town as a basement treasure for youth, featuring wooden dolls with eyes, stairs leading to playful delights, and sets priced from 25 cents to one dollar. The playful prose touts toy horses, wagons, and varied sizes, inviting children to explore a world of wooden toys and imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Town
Toy Town Rocking Horses Sale
Rocking Horses priced from 1.50 to 8.98 offer sturdy hobby horses in various styles. Toy Town soldiers stand ready in the brave town scene inspiring year round fun for old and young. A horse that walks costs 25 cents, two-horse versions 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Town
Gift Neckwear Inspires Women at 25 and 50 Cents
A gift of neckwear suited for every woman is praised for its complete and impressive assortment. The feature highlights lines priced at 25 cents and 50 cents with many other options available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cortelyou
Bos Sriany “1
Bodie, John
Avon, BR
Brantigan
Joseph
Washington Ave
Cohen, Mauree
California St
West Haven
Carlisle & Thornton
Kim Hb
Wast Haven
Henry
Viola, Mes
King
Mitchell, de
Ational Grocery Co
Ller, Fred FH
Reynolds, Henry
Seydel, Wen
Shelton
Howe
Wallace
Lenox
Conmriss Ave
Wash Saunders, David
Yan
Mbua Ave
Weat
Eby
Ueton Ave
Forbes Ave
Walker
M48 OK Be
Falton
Andrews
George Bo
Diswell Ave
Centerville
Johngon
Netton, Mes
Piteo, Raffaele
Tendy, William Ma
Ward
Starkweather, Hen
Horan, Margaret
Melanie, Ma
BOL Bim
Ferman St
Aoi George Bt
Ine
George St
Meech
Norton St
Howard Aye Niiney State Candy Co
Park St
The
Southern New England Telephone Co
Court St
Antis’ League
Leagie
Fernie
Bing Apetchnan
Aome
Fife
Fownes
P. K
Marvel
Ranier
Grace
Red Cross
Sne
Gibson
Directoire
Scott
Longfellow
Shakespeare
Alger and Henty
ABC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!