Railroads, Credit, and Monetary Debate Highlight Bankers Meeting
Washington, Oct. 20. John J. Pulleyn of the Savings Banks' Assn of New York told the American Bankers Assn that improved railroad conditions under the new transportation act will lift business in coming years. He praised rate increases, the $300 million equipment loan fund, and the National Railway Service Corporation as credit stabilizers, while a separate currency commission rejected Irving Fisher's plan for dollar stabilization as impractical and potentially harmful to fixed incomes and monetary stability.
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Washington
John J. Pulleyn
Savings Banks’ Association of New York
American Bankers,”association
Mr. Fulleyn
Bankers’ Convention
Pulleyn
National Railway Service Corporation
National Association of Owmers of
Congress
Yale
Commission
Wang Millers fall shore sale offers coats
Ross Cooper of Grand Detour in TH found a thirty six grain pearl and sold it for 850 dollars to a Chicase Firm. He also gathered three tons of shells in a week and sold them for forty dollars a ton, totaling 1030 dollars for his week.
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Ross Cooper
Grand Detour
Clampican
Avanta Howard advised his race despite slave roots
Last Night's News in Brief reports Avanta T. Howard, 71, born a slave, now reputed wealthy, offering guidance to his race. Also notes Ottawa says Canadian trade up 220,230,040 for the first half of the fiscal year to Sept 30 versus 1919, Copenhagen reports siege in 12 Russian departments including Moscow and Petrograd, London notes 48 enemy steamships totaling 427,409 tons, and New York confirms the death of Richard Lamb, noted Brooklyn engineer, in a city hospital.
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Associated Press
Avanta
David T. Howard
Ottawa
Paris
Havas J Agency
Copenhagen
Moscow
Petrograd
London
New York
Brooklyn
Richard Lamb
Mrs Marsh Contributes $500 to Match the President Campaign
Waterloo woman Mrs Wilbur W Marsh aligns with the match the president drive in support of the league of nations. She donates $500 with a message honoring soldiers who died overseas for country and liberty. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
League of Nations
New York Times
League of
Will Radium Pad Open Door to Great Unknown
Advertisement promotes Degnin’s Radio-Active Solar Pad claiming relief for rheumatism gout neuritis and numerous ailments. It touts continuous radio active rays for better circulation tissue and nerve health. Sold on a test proposition with satisfaction guarantee and no cost unless used. Write Radi um Appliance Co Los Angeles for full information.
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Degnin
Radium Appliatee Co
Bradbury Bidg
Los Angeles
Cali
Altmans Honored as Masters of Dancing by ANA
Altmans named Masters of Dancing by the American National Association, recognizing long standing contribution to dance culture and national performance standards. The award highlights dedication from ALTMAN members in organizing and promoting dance events nationwide.
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American National Association
Masters of Dancing
Man's Limb Saved After Refusal to Amputate
Louis B. Fuller of 902 Nevada Street suffered a fractured leg while working for Waterloo Gas Engine. After failed initial healing and an attempted amputation, surgeons performed another operation on September 1, leading to limb preservation and near full recovery. He left St Francis Hospital for home on Friday after months of treatment beginning November 1919.
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Louis B. Fuller
Nevada Street
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Fuller
Immediatley
Skin Diseases Not On the Surface
The article argues surface symptoms mask deep causes of skin ailments such as eczema and eruptions. It warns against reliance on topical remedies and promotes S S S as a blood remedy that cleanses the blood to remove underlying germs and sources of trouble. It advises readers to seek expert advice and contact Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Man Rehabilitates After Severe Fracture Near Home
The bones knit closely after the injury and Mr Buller was returned to his home last week. Doctors expect he will walk with crutches soon.
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Buller
Army Planes On Last Lap To Mineola From Nome
Erie Pa Oct 20 four Army airplanes fly from Nome Alaska to Mineola New York on the final leg of their journey. Captain St Clair Street commands the squadron and expects arrival around noon at Mineola.
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Associated Press
Erie
Nome
Alaska
Mineola
XN. Y
St. Clair Street
Musical Comedy for YWCA Benefit set for Nov 9-10
First tryout of talent for Oh Cindy a musical comedy benefiting the YWCA will be staged at Waterloo theatre November 9 and 10. Miss Florence Keith directs with local committees and YWCA offices to host the event, aiming for a standout amateur production with period costumes and scenery.
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Y. W.C.A
Cindy
Waterloo Theatre
Young Women's Christian Association
First Baptist Church
Florence Keith
Waterloo
Keith
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Commercial Street
Hudson
Hudson-Jones Waterloo CO
Franklin Street
Wang & Biers
Dadger
Wang & Miller Shoe Sale
First National Bank Building
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