Lord Cecil Strengthens League of Nations Role
London May 31 Lord Robert Cecil gains a seat in the British cabinet increasing the league of nations influence. He is seen as its leading figure, likely to represent Great Britain and push league aims. Attitudes in Europe increasingly view the league as indispensable even without America joining.
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Membership and Financial Strength of M W A Growing
The Modern Woodmen of America reports growing membership and a strong financial position. As of January 1 1923 the order had about 85 thousand members rising to 21818 benefit certificates issued in June and 36940 certificates written in the first three months of 1923. The benefit investment fund stood at 25 685 683 29 with investments in first mortgage holdings.
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Society reports gains from bond sales and reinvestment
A year earlier the society held Liberty bonds worth $3,534,228.40 and sold them at a profit of $595,246.29. Proceeds were reinvested in municipal bonds and farm mortgages, increasing annual interest by about $100,000. The report notes ongoing annual income changes and mentions summer death losses.
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Kellogg's Bran touted as health aid for humanity
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a universal health aid. It claims relief from constipation through regular daily use, touts cooked ready-to-serve bran, and suggests many serving methods with recipes printed on packages. It promotes widespread availability in grocers and hotels.
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