Bank Statement Fragment from 1921 Virginia Ledger
An archival bank statement fragment lists securities and cash items including United States deposits and federal reserves credits. It cites unearned interest, time deposits, rediscounts, and deposits subject to check with figures such as 83 874.10 and 1 236 888.72, signed by WM. G. HARDY as cashier and notarized by Frances W. Beverley on July 7, 1921.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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States
Federal Reserve Pank
Liberty Bonds
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Bankers and Trust Comeeia
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Virginia Bank Financial Statement 1921 Sworn
The document presents a 1921 financial condition statement for the State of Virginia with items like loans and discounts overdrafts bonds securities and assets such as banking house and lot furniture and fixtures cash and amounts due from banks. It is sworn by Russell A Shryock cashier and attested by notary P E Lineburg on July 11 1921.
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S. Va
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Reeneank
U. 8
Sacial and Savings Bank
Ster
Brederick
John N. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Frederick
of Virginia
John TI. Sloat
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Sallia
We. T. S&s. Lliffree
State of
Virginia
County of
John I. Sloat
Alice L. Osburn
People’s Bank, Incorporated
Stephens City
el Maes
Deere I
Russel A. Shryock
Russell A. Oe
John A. Hinkle
Charles E. Staples
L. A. Adams
State of Virginia
Russell A. Shryock
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
al Peser Es
U.S
Charles J. Suers
Union Bank of Winchester
Hester
Bates
Gorreet
Seit Summers
Cashier
Daniel
W. Lupton
A. Bailey
George W.kurtz
Charles J. Summers
Richmond
Giipin
Clarke County
Gilpin
Good Roads Association
George P. Coleman
The
Commonwealth of Virginia
Fragmentary financial entry from a 1920s record
A partially legible financial page shows figures such as 39,500.00 and 2,743.67 with references to overdrafts bonds and revenue stamps. The text includes a sworn statement dated July 8, 192k and a signature block for Helen G. Miller.
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Helen G. Miller WN. P
Recalled Fond Memories and Harsh Director clash
A director known for a harsh style berates his leading man who calmly grins. The actor quips that he enjoys the cruelty, recalling past roles where he was beaten nightly by a tyrant. Film Fun notes the backstage tension with humor.
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Modest Managers Dismiss Star Born Playwright Cecil Le Grand
The dialogue from Film Fun features two managers venting over Cecil Le Grand who writes and stars in a two part play. In part one he is a heavyweight champion and in part two a winning jockey. The piece lampoons show business egos and star demands.
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Cecil Legrand
Strange Passing Strange
A city visitor asks the town about its population. The elder replies the town has twenty five residents both this year and last, noting babies are rare because every birth is followed by a resident leaving the town.
Simple plan urged as light grows dim
An admonition to act quickly is given with firm guidance to a young person. The tone emphasizes urgency and contrasts a blunt command with a cultural critique of action.
Sympathy on the curbside quip about hard work
A chauffeur notes sympathy for a man going into an office building. He explains he feels sorry for the doorman who works hard, but the doorman retorts that the driver’s hardship is greater. The exchange ends with the chauffeur acknowledging the other’s sharp remark.
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Algue
Quarrel Sparks Marriage Motive Revealed in Fight
During a heated exchange a husband confesses he married to get back at Maud Brown after she rejected him, while the wife explains she married to make Brown cry for losing him. He laments the fallout of their impulsive union.
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Italian restaurant customer complains about slippery dish
A customer laments the spaghetti as awful in a rapid fire restaurant. Heloise the waitress advises catching it by the tail and reeling it in, adding a playful regional tone to the scene.
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Heloise
Of Course Not Turns to a Lesson in Courtesy
A staff officer gently rebukes a young girl who addresses him directly. The girl insists on introductions before speaking to a lady, prompting a playful social exchange that highlights etiquette norms in a period setting.
The Universe and Us Stars Debate Cosmic Size
The article contrasts perspectives on cosmic scale, with First Star claiming human size is known and Second Star arguing humans misjudge others’ smallness, prompting a reflection on our place in the cosmos.
Monk Behind Bars In Botany Frightened by Flowers
A quirky exchange imagines a monk in custody asking about his confinement in Botany. A kindly teacher asks what he fears and the reply centers on flowers being wild. The humor notes neighbors who never speak and a playful line about reading the future as a blank page.
His Mistake
Tom-I tried to open my heart to her, but she stopped me coldly. Ned-No wonder, she's an anti-vivi sectionist.
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