Childs & Co. Where Your Money Goes Wie Furthest
A brief financial column notes Childs & Co. discussing investment patterns and the direction of funds. It highlights market trends and the focus on maximizing returns, referencing the firm’s guidance.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
10
A brief financial column notes Childs & Co. discussing investment patterns and the direction of funds. It highlights market trends and the focus on maximizing returns, referencing the firm’s guidance.
A long, fragmentary social column lists visitors and events from Aldamuchy including Mr. and Mrs. Kota Hanawid BOLE, Miss Mary Tipped returning to New York, and several named families visiting or staying over the weekend. Notes mention registrations, travels to Washington, and community gatherings with numerous names and places. The text includes scattered names such as George Wilson, Frank Current, Mrs Puma, and Miss Suheremer, along with mentions of Me Me Ant etc. The passage appears as a disjointed ledger of social movements, visits, and domestic appearances across the area.
Fragmented OCR lists names and social visits from Teawathe and nearby towns. The garbled text mentions multiple individuals visiting relatives, guests at houses, and day trips across a set of Welsh locales, with scattered personal names and kinship ties.
Fragmentary text shows a signature by Chas H Fistohor in a local item. Referenced names include The Bini and phrases like Hate Always Burge. Details unclear, but indicates a dated signature and possible identification of individuals.
Fragmentary record describes a Thursday gathering at Luther muise in Gomum Valley with mentions of Mige Dioty Kosy Wed and Neten, Slar and aNWVoek World 2.2 percent. Details are garbled.
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