The Just Way To Pay Congress Faces Tax and Debt Pressure
Washington dispatches indicate Congress may back new revenues and re enact nuisance taxes as expenditures exceed budget estimates. The nation.g roaning under tax burden and rising debt prompts a call to pay as we go and to tap existing revenue sources before increasing borrowing.
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Insanity Defense Debated in Murder and Public Policy
A critical look at the insanity defense argues current legal standards miss emotional instability. The piece cites a Los Angeles case of a youth beating a half-sister to justify his desire for a dog, and notes falling death rates amid unemployment and public aid. It also presents Dr. Frank’s call for an informed 1936 campaign and mass education through broad media channels.
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Apples Introduced to United States in the 1639 Harvest
The first apple trees were planted on Governor's Island in Boston Harbor and ten fair pippins were gathered on October 10, 1639. Jacob traded Esau his birthright for a potage of stew as the elder brother. Florida's annual commercial product value is about $230 million.
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Emerald Crown Heist Drives Mexican Quest North
Mateo Rubriz and Brother Pascual escort Montana into Duraya to enlist the Montana Kid in recovering the emerald crown of Our Lady stolen by the governor. Montana feigns a Mexican persona while the friar informs the bishop of a looming danger as El Reed arrives to join Rubriz in the high stakes chase.
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Health Talk on Rats and Disease Spread
The article warns rats spread plague typhus trench fever and other diseases via fleas and lice. It recounts rats eating anything including young, causing damage, fires, and famine impact. It cites large damages and costs in England and the United States, with figures per rat and per hotel.
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Hungary Rogues Gallery stamps flash a short lived Soviet state
The Hungarian Soviet Republic led by Bela Kun issued five postage stamps in 1919 depicting revolutionary figures Karl Marx Friedrich Engels György Dozsa Alexander Petofi and Martynovics The issue known to collectors as theHungary Rogues Gallery lasted just 142 days and left a quirky, debated imprint in philately.
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Diary of a restless city life and famous names
A column-like diary by O. O. McIntyre recounts personal events from New York and notes on friends, editors, and artists across emails, theater visits, and social scenes. Mentions George Gershwin, Ernest Hemingway, John Dos Passos, Robert Frost, James Auditore, and others, with reflections on travel and culture.
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Gray Fox Learns a Hunter's Trap in the Ledge
In Thornton Burgess Brown Fox tale Gray Fox, after outsmarting hunters, naps in a ledge while a farmer quietly sets diabolical steel traps at all entry points. Gray Fox wakes hungry, unaware the clever plan may end badly as Reddy Fox notes the risk.
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The Trap and the Gray Fox in a Narrow Escape
A hunter-tale scene unfolds in Basel where banking circles note a BIS presidency switch. A gray fox trapper reflects on a dangerous moment as a hidden trap claims him, foreshadowing peril in the next story Suffering and Despair.
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Famous Pessimist Crossword Clue Riddle
Puzzle clues mix famed philosopher and everyday terms across horizontal and vertical entries. See grid for cross checks with hints on antique wordplay and the historical context of the Famous Pessimist theme.
Gunfire at Sartrouville market stalls sparks clash
A woman fired a pistol into the air and started a melee between left and right newspaper vendors in Sartrouville, France. A Nationalist was injured when clubbed by Communists. Police dispersed the crowd as fights and smoke drifted through the scene.
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