Master Forgers Tricks Exposed In Bank Fraud Review
The American Bankers Association page outlines the forger William Hamilton Harkins as a master of deceit and describes his signature identification indorsement flaw. It explains how forged checks, certified funds, and cross bank schemes enabled multi state theft, with banks losing substantial sums annually and detectives tracking the elusive king of forgers.
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Ask the Man Who Knows By John Blake
An office worker warns about health risks from sudden unfit exertion after years of inactivity. A 45 year old tries handball to lose fat, suffers dizziness, then faces the danger of heart strain. The piece urges consulting experts and trusting professional guidance over self diagnosis.
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War weapons shape casualties in history say Mitchell
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell argues in the Saturday Evening Post that advancements like long range cannons machine guns and toxic gas let combatants stay apart reducing total casualties and making victories decisive. He compares World War I to the American Civil War noting higher proportional losses then. It's offered as a Whitewright sale item.
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Saturday Evening Post
Ed's installment plan purchase stirs cautions
A brief note from Sun and Dallas News states Ed is buying an automobile on the installment plan. It warns that if his driving remains careless, consequences could be hospital care under the same plan. Both papers are priced at $2.25.
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