Democratic tariff revision bill cuts many food duties
Washington April 7. The House receives a new Democratic tariff revision bill by Rep Oscar W Underwood. It eliminates duties on many foods and clothing, lowers rates on essentials, raises some luxuries, and adds a new income tax. Raw wool would be free, many meat dairy and grain items would drop to low or zero duties, while some luxury goods and beverages face higher or retained rates. The plan aims to shift toward revenue from income taxes and encourage foreign trade with reciprocal concessions.
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Provisions on New Tax Upon Incomes
Washington notes a Tan revision proposing an income tax for earnings above thresholds with rates of 1 to 4 percent, plus a 1 percent monthly surtax on overdue payments. It details inclusions of gains, salaries, property, and insurance related income, and outlines collection by authorities while excluding certain federal and state officials.
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Washington
United States
Baking Powder Biscuits Light as a Feather by Mrs Hil
A compact note presents Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill of the Boston Cooking School Magazine sharing a recipe for Baking Powder Biscuits noted as exceptionally light. The writing promotes its superiority and urges saving the method for reliable, bread-like outcomes.
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Janet McKenzie Hil, Eien
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Biscuit Making Notes From A Historic Recipe Block
The text details a recipe method for raking powder biscuits with milk, describing mixing, forming soft dough, shaping into small biscuits, and baking. It emphasizes proper spacing on the sheet, using smaller biscuits for proper rising and texture, and warns that large biscuits may not rise and bake correctly.
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KCB
Macau
Har falling out by handfuls DP Lake View event
Fragmentary reader text mentions Lake View and Wachtel with references to coins, weather or coven but lacks clear events or names. The passage is garbled, offering no coherent actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
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Har
Lake View
Wachtel
Fragmentary legal notice hints at case details
The readable fragments describe a court or legal action with references to names like Mr Grower and Mew and dates in late June. Some phrases mention breaking out, a body, and consultation with others, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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