Edward G Lowry Washington Correspondent and Public Voice
Edward G Lowry is praised as a top Washington correspondent, trusted by public men for his deep national knowledge and patriotic public service. His career spans Thirers Weekly, New York Evening Post, and wartime roles in London and at the British front, earning the Military Cross. He writes the Washington Close-Ups and now reports on government finance and administration for American readers to foster informed citizenship.
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Edward G. Lowry
Lowry
Alane
Me Lowry
Tisers
Almmost
Thirper
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Germany
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Where Your Taxes Go Where Your Taxes Go How Uncle Sam Spends Your Money
Edward G. Lowry explains government budgeting and tax allocation in plain terms. The piece outlines how federal funds are collected and disbursed across departments. It highlights efficiency concerns and how citizens can gauge government spending.
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Your Money or Government Waste in Washington
A personal report urges readers to demand restraint on armament spending and government waste. It argues that taxes fund wars and that public money is spent by Congress and the executive, urging taxpayers to act to reclaim their earnings and curb extravagance.
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Washington
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United States
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War Department
Congress
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Mustache Man and Heirless Villain Tale Gleaned
A fragmented text references a mustache man and an heirless figure, with stray mentions of North regions, stories for children, and a national geographic society subletin context, all framed as a patchy antiquated narrative fragment.
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Alladin
National Geographic Society
Community Center Plans in Small Iowa Town
In Mactiregar Iowa population 408, townspeople strike a deal with the Masonic order to build a community center. Two floors in a Masonite building rented for 120 dollars annually will host lectures sewing demos and social events while planned rentals cover operating costs. Debts list includes large postwar loan figures for multiple nations.
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Mactiregar
Iowa
Masonic Order
Cheney Co. Oath Promises One Hundred Dollars for Catarrh Cure
Frank J Cheney and Co of Toledo declare they will pay $100 for any catarrh case ITALL'S CATARREL MEDICINE cannot cure. Sworn December 6, 1886 by A W Glierison Notary Public. Claim includes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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