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id: 44052
author: Henry Voorce Brandenburg & Co.
title: Profitable Stock Exchange Investments
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  It is by the working out by the law of average as best exemplified by the insurance business that it is possible to work out a plan by which Wall Street stocks can be dealt in with absolute safety and certain profit. There are two classes of Wall Street men known as insiders.


id: 34463
author: Henry, George Garr
title: How to Invest Money
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  Proper distribution means not only the division of property among the various forms of investment, as railroad bonds, municipals, mortgages, public-utility bonds, etc., but also the preservation of proper geographical proportions within each form. Within the past year there has been a good deal of uninformed comment about the safety of railroad bonds.


id: 636
author: Mackay, Charles
title: Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 1
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  The undoubted relics of great men, or great events, will always possess attractions for the thinking and refined. During seasons of great pestilence men have often believed the prophecies of crazed fanatics, that the end of the world was come.


id: 884
author: Mackay, Charles
title: Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 3
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  They asserted, on the contrary, that the first vow they took on entering the society was a vow of chastity; and that any one among them who transgressed in that particular would immediately lose all the advantages he enjoyed, and be exposed once more to hunger, woe, disease, and death, like other men. This work was published in two volumes, and the authenticity of its details supported by Gorres, Eschenmeyer, and other men of character and reputation in Germany: it is said to have had an immense sale.


id: 713
author: Mackay, Charles
title: Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 2
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  The boy added, that as soon as supper was ready, many other witches came to partake of it, several of whom he named. Whether the horse-shoe still remains upon the door of the haunted house, to keep away other witches, is uncertain; but there it was, twelve or thirteen years ago.


