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Librarian Life: 2019 Year in Review
January 8, 2020From a comprehensive history of a regional Federal Reserve Bank to early 20th century bank directories, find out what was new and notable on FRASER in 2019. Read more
Librarian Life: Recurring Downloads
October 9, 2019Learn how FRASER strives to capture economic history in the making, with regular updates from a wide variety of economic and monetary policy websites. Read more
Uncurrent Events: The Pujo Committee
August 14, 2019A two-year congressional investigation of the banking industry after the Panic of 1907 led to major financial reforms. Learn more about the major players and their professional connections, including the infamous “interlocking directorates” Read more
Staff Picks: Annual Reports
January 23, 2019A new year offers a chance to reflect on the past year’s business. Read about the variety of annual report publications on FRASER, dating 1789 to the present. Read more
Librarian Life: 2018 FRASER Year in Review
January 9, 2019From 1820s bank balance sheets to last month’s Federal Reserve data, learn about what was new and notable on FRASER in 2018. Read more
Uncurrent Events: Working Women and the Women’s Bureau
September 5, 2018The Women’s Bureau, part of the Department of Labor, has studied women’s roles in the workforce for a century. Learn about Women’s Bureau case studies written by women, about women, from the 1920s to the 1950s. Read more
Librarian Life: 2017 FRASER Year in Review
January 17, 2018Did you miss anything? Find out what was new and notable on FRASER in 2017. Read more
Librarian Life: Converting TXT files to PDF
July 5, 2017Providing high quality content on FRASER sometimes requires thinking outside the box. Read more
Uncurrent Events: Federal Reserve Act
December 21, 2016The Federal Reserve Act was passed on December 23, 1913. This post describes the resources available on the evolution and passage of the act. Read more
Staff Picks: BLS Unemployment Statistics
August 3, 2016A quick review of how the BLS defines and tracks unemployment and how it has changed over time. Read more
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