Bank Crook Trap Nets Notorious Counterfeiter Duo
A broad sweep by the American Bankers Association detective department clamps down on worthless check operations. In Buffalo a pair of crooks are captured after a staged set of deposits and counterfeit checks, with further arrests in Boston and Boston area banks. The net tightens as detectives learn methods to warn banks nationwide.
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Protective Department of the
American Bankers Association
Buffalo
N. Y
the Association
Stena
Assigna
Boston
New England
Stolla
Bankers and Farmers Set Standards for Fifth District
A Raleigh meeting of bankers and farmers under the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission adopted principles to guide lending and farming. Key aims include loans to support youth in agriculture and economics education, promoting soil productivity, encouraging diversified farming, and placing a county agent in every county with banker–farmer conferences each fall at state agricultural colleges.
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Fifth Federal Reserve District
Raleigh
North Carolina
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Fed‘al Reserve District
Bankre
Agricultural College of
Banker-Farmer
Agricultural College
Nation's savings banks tripled in a century
Savings banks and banks with savings departments grew from 5 976 in 1812 to 16 709 in 1922 an increase of about 210 percent in ten years. The Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association notes that savings deposits now comprise about half of all bank deposits of every kind.
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United States
Saya
Savings Bank
American Bankers Association
The Infant Prodigy of the Radio Industry
The overnight growth of radio manufacturing has surged from about fifty pioneers to over three thousand in four years. In 1920 sales reached one million dollars, while the public spent an estimated 150 million dollars on sets and parts last year. Expenditures on research by a major group soon will exceed total sales four years ago as standardization begins amid a flux in the industry.
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Army
Navy
Congress
American Bankers Association Journal
Italian Oatmeal Chowder Recipe Guide
A simple Italian oatmeal chowder combines butter or bacon fat with onion and carrot, then tomatoes, water, peas, and oats. Simmer until aromatic, add oats, and cook until thick and hearty.
Ancient Drinking Pots in Medieval England
In medieval England many drinking pots were crafted with hoops to divide the contents. Each hoop marked a portion of the pot, ensuring that multiple drinkers shared fairly and no one took more than his share.
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England
Not Applicable Poem Excerpt On Duty And Nature
A short reflective fragment quoting David Grayson about duty. The speaker emphasizes focusing on one’s own task, observing the trees hills and sky, and being friendly with all people rather than conquering the universe. It presents a simple lived ethic.
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David ‘Grayson
America Leads In Saving Fish In Alaska Salmon Conservation
A 1930s style feature notes the United States leadership in salmon packing and the Alaska salmon industry. It highlights sanitation at Alaska canneries, worker welfare, and calls for federal conservation legislation sponsored by Secretary Hoover to safeguard Alaska salmon for present and future generations.
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United States
Northwestern Territory
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Congress
Alaskan
Herbert Hoover
Department of
Alaska
Alaska Packers’. Association
Dustry
Pacific Coast
That's Different A sophistized age quote in Duluth Herald
An opinion-like snippet runs from the Duluth Herald noting a sophistized age where ignorance is labeled as innocence. The brief reflects editorial tone and a provocative calculus of moral labeling.
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Duluth Herald
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Haarlem
Review
J. H. Puelicher
He. Puellcher
America
A. J. Manley
Ceylon
Minn
Estherville
Allen
Otis E. Jorstad
Wallingford, Iowa
Heydenburk
Remington Portable
Vindicator & Republican
Estherville, Iowa
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