Washington's Postwar Economic Agenda Outlines 1927 Path
The piece surveys anticipated congressional action after the next session. It highlights stock exchange regulation, amendments to the Securities Act, bank deposit insurance, RFC mortgage loans, income tax revisions, municipal bankruptcy, housing finance, and monetary policy including gold, silver, and currency stabilization amid rising export prices.
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Washington
RFC
A Man's Worth and the Duty of the Employee
The article argues that an employee's value is tied to how little supervision they need and how much they contribute to their employer's success. It notes workers often focus on personal pay while neglecting business pressures and price competition. It urges vigilance and proactive effort to help the employer increase profits, assuring that higher ups will eventually notice.
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New Ideas Magazine
Tells How She Took 4 ins Off Hips 7 ins Off Waist
Mrs. Helga Blaugh of New York City claims to have lost 4 inches from her hips 7 inches from her waist and 26 percent of her weight in 40 days by taking Kruschen Salts. She says she felt no hunger and looks 10 years younger while gaining health and energy.
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Helga Blaugh
New York City
Kirkpatrick
Efforts to secure a government farm agent in Grayson County
In Whitewright the Grayson County drive to obtain a government farm demonstration agent continues. The cotton market slumped after the crop report showing 11 511 000 bales. Local events include a Masonic banquet with D S McMillin as guest of honor and a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs W L White. Businesses report farm sale of 100 acres to Mrs W C Cook for 12500 and flour prices advertised at five dollars per 100 pounds. J H Biggerstaff becomes a salesman for road graders and equipment and J N Parrish completes a modern residence.
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the Sun
Grayson County
Masonic Lodge
D. S. McMillin
Texas
W. L. White
B. S. Montgomery
W. C. Cook
J. H. Biggerstaff
J. N. Parrish
Resident Builds Substantial Home West of Whitewright
Miles west of Whitewright the project progresses with a substantial residence underway led by a local resident. John Ball, living in the same community, is also constructing a sizable home nearby.
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Whitewright
John Ball
Whitewright Briefs from The Sun December 15 1921
Death announced by telegram Mrs Benton McMillin Remlig. Whitewright valuations total 1656000 down 230000 from last year. Rev G M McNeilly to lead Whitewright Baptist Church. J M Wright Drug Company to open in Masonic building. Raymond Phillips at Katy Hospital Denison after last week accident. Rev J L Truett had surgery in Dallas. D M Pope named Katy agent Sherman. M T Craig sells his case to J M Wright Drug Co.
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Benton McMillin
Remlig
Whitewright
G. M. McNeilly
Weletka
Okla
Whitewright Baptist Church
Masonic
J. M. Wright Drug Company
Raymond Phillips
Katy Hospital
Denison
J. L. Truett
Dallas
D. M. Pope
Katy
Sherman
M. T. Craig
J. M. Wright Drug Co
Ford Moore Funds Boy Scout Cabin in Whitweright
Ford Moore of Sherman donated funds for a Boy Scout cabin in Whitweright. Mr and Mrs Emory Christian entertained the Laff O Lot bridge club.
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the Sun
Ford Moore
Sherman
Whitweright
Emory Christian
Laff-O-Lot
Santa Claus to Visit Whitewright Friday Night
Tuesday evening announcement says Santa Claus will visit Whitewright in person Friday night. Local residents await a festive appearance, with plans visible for holiday cheer and community photos.
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Santa Claus
Whitewright
Vanity as trigger for male suicide study says doctor
Dr William Muhlberg medical director at Union Central Life Insurance notes vanity, not hunger or duty, drives most male suicides. He cites pride from prosperous years and loss of status such as selling a luxury car as key factors.
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William Muhlberg
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Huhlberg
One Weekly Texas Paper in 1836
In 1836 Texas had a single weekly newspaper reflecting the young republic press landscape. Its pages carried notices, notices, and sparse local news as communities sought information in a frontier press era.
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Texas
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