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Unconventional Monetary Policies In Emerging Markets And Frontier Countries, Chiara Fratto, Brendan Harnoys Vannier, Miss Borislava Mircheva, David De Padua, Hèlène Poirson

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No abstract provided.

Markets Data Dashboard, Federal Reserve System: Federal Reserve Bank Of New York

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No abstract provided.

Tri-State Musical Journal, Memphis, 1:11, 1928

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Copy of Vol. 1, No. 11 of "The Tri-State Musical Journal" published by Misha Feibish in Memphis, Tennessee, in September 1928. The magazine was devoted to the music news of Memphis primarily but also included Mississippi.

The Letters Of George Washington Locke And His Family

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"The Letters of George Washington Locke and his family" was compiled by Joseph B. Green, Jr., in 1992 and contains transcriptions of letters written by the Locke family of Fayette and Shelby Counties, Tennessee, between 1852 and 1902. Green also includes genealogical information on the family.

Photocopies of the letters can be found in the collection though their readability is uneven.

Public Schools Of Mcnairy County, 1906

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Pamphlet issued by School Superintendent Terry Abernathy in 1906 listing Justices of the Peace, School Directors, County Officials, and Licensed Teachers for McNairy County, Tennessee, as well as offering advice to teachers, directors, parents and pupils.

Annual Report Of Mcnairy County School Superintendent, 1910

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"Annual Report of the County Superintendent of Public Instruction, McNairy County [Tennessee] for the Scholastic Year, Ending June 30, 1910" by Superintendent Terry Abernathy.

Ramer High School, The Mentor, 1922

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Vol. 1:1 of the Ramer High School, McNairy County, Tennessee, student newspaper "The Mentor" published on May 3, 1922.

Mcnairy County School Journal, 1:1, 1926

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Vol. 1:1 of "The McNairy County School Journal" published in Selmer, Tennessee, in November 1926.

Mcnairy County School Journal, 1:3, 1927

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Vol. 1:3 of "The McNairy County School Journal" published in Selmer, Tennessee, in January 1927.

Ramer High School, The Rambler, 1934

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Special edition to welcome freshmen of the Ramer High School, McNairy County, Tennessee, student newspaper "The Rambler" published in August 1934.

Ramer High School Announcement, 1922

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Announcement for the 1922-1923 school year of Ramer High School, McNairy County, Tennessee.

James Davis Porter To Stephen D. Lee, 1904

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Original and transcription of a draft letter, dated July 26 (altered to August 5), 1904, from former Tennessee Governor James Davis Porter to former Confederate General Stephen D. Lee discussing the roles of Cleburne, Brown, Hood and Cheatham in the Civil War battles at Franklin and Spring Hill in reference to a manuscript by Judge Casey Young. 6 pp. The letter was apparently in reply to an inquiry by Lee.

Association Of The W'S Membership Form

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Membership application form for the Association of the W's, Fort Worth, Texas. Founded in 1974, Women Who Want to be Women was a conservative women’s political organization that opposed the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and advocated anti-feminism, traditional family, and religious fundamentalism. The organization, which went by several names, including the W’s, the Association of the W’s, and WWWW, evolved into a national organization under the name Pro-Family Forum and was part of a national countermovement to feminism that emerged in the early 1970s as a response to the women’s rights movement’s initial successes with the ERA.

Memphis, Tennessee, Promotional Booklet, 1892

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Promotional booklet about Memphis, Tennessee, published by S.C. Toof and Company, dated May 12, 1892, to commemorate the opening of the new bridge across the Mississippi River, the only one south of St. Louis at the time.

The Jewish Spectator, Memphis, 1:1, 1885

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Vol. 1, No. 1, of "The Jewish Spectator" published in Memphis, Tennessee, on October 19, 1885. The editor was Max Samfield (1844-1915), rabbi of Congregation of Israel.

Robert B. Mantell Company Program, Memphis, 1919

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Program for a performance of "Julius Caesar" presented by the company of noted Shakespearean actor Robert B. Mantell at the New Lyric Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, beginning on December 30, 1919. The role of Brutus was performed by Mantell, Fritz Leiber was Marc Anthony, and Portia was played by Genevieve Hamper, Mantell's wife. See program for "Hamlet" of the same season in the Memphis performing arts collection. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Blizzard, 1944

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Vol. 1:11 of "Blizzard: Published by and for men of the 10th Mountain Division", Camp Swift, Texas, on December 9, 1944

South Side High School, Memphis, The Scrapper, 1945

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"The Scrapper", 1945, published by the students of South Side High School in Memphis, Tennessee. South Side High School was established in 1925 and located at 1880 Prospect. The school closed in 2008 and the campus became South Side Health Careers Academy.

Paul Revere Williams: An Annotated Bibliography

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"Paul Revere Williams: An Annotated Bibliography", compiled and edited by Deborah W. Brackstone, and annotated by Katherine Broome for the Paul Revere Williams Project of the Art Museum of the University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee, 2015. The publication was made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Field Day Program, 1906

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Program of the Tenth Annual Field Day of Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Tennessee, held at Red Elm Park (later known as Russwood Park) on May 26, 1906. Includes photographs of College sports teams.

Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Play Program, 1930

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Program of the play "An Uncle Bim" performed by the high school students of Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Tennessee, at the Lyceum Theatre on May 16, 1930. Includes photographs of the cast, orchestra, high school students, and boxing team.

Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Play Program, 1932

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Program of the play "The Whole Town's Talking" performed by the high school students of Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Tennessee, at the Ellis Auditorium on May 30, 1932. Includes photographs of the cast, band, past graduates and College sports teams.

Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Play Program, 1924

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Program of the play "It Pays to Advertise" performed by the seniors of the High School Department of Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Tennessee, at the Catholic Club on May 19 & 20, 1924. Includes photographs of College sports teams.

Sale-Pimm Institute, Memphis, Echoes, 1902

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Souvenir edition of the "Sale-Pimm Echoes", the school paper of the Sale-Pimm Institute, 337 Adams Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, published by the class of 1902. The principals of the girls' school were Mrs. Annie C. Sale and Miss Mary E. Pimm.

Christmas Suggestions Advertising Booklet, Memphis, 1940

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Large (12" x 15") advertising booklet titled "Christmas Suggestions", with the recipient's name, The Saxons, written in by hand, published by S.C. Toof and Company, Memphis, Tennessee, in 1940. It contains advertising pages for Angel Food Ice Cream Co., Beasley Bros.­ Jones-Ragland, Binswanger & Co., Geo. T. Brodnax, Inc., Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Florist Club, E. C. Denaux, Inc., Four Seasons Shop, Frozen Food Lockers Co., Loeb's Laundry­ Cleaners, Lyle-Crenshaw, Inc., Swift's Service, Inc., S. C. Toof & Co., and Western Union.

Bellevue Junior High School, Memphis, Spirit Of Bellevue, 1944

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"The Spirit of Bellevue" published by the graduating students of Bellevue Junior High School, 575 S. Bellevue Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee, in 1944.

Union Planters National Bank, Memphis, Booklet, 1952

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Illustrated promotional booklet published by Union Planters National Bank, Memphis, Tennessee, celebrating the opening of their newly enlarged and remodeled main office on the corner of Madison and Front on May 2-3, 1952.

Pantages Theatre, Memphis, Booklet, 1926

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Booklet published by Pantages Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, celebrating the 26th anniversary of the Pantages Circuit of Vaudeville Theatres, as well as promoting the performances for the week of November 8-15, 1926, and the following week. Included is a flier advertising the movie "The Shamrock Handicap" to be shown from November 15.

Bellevue Junior High School, Memphis, Spirit Of Bellevue, 1929

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Vol. 2:7, Senior Number, of "The Spirit of Bellevue" published by the students of Bellevue Junior High School, 575 S. Bellevue Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee, on June 6, 1929.

Central High School, Memphis, Prospectus, 1933

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Senior edition of "The Warrior" titled "Prospectus" published by the senior class of Central High School, Memphis, Tennessee, in 1933.