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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1921
Page
4
Tax Revision Bill Sparks Debate in Congress
The August 1921 tax cut proposal passed the House with Republican backing and faces Senate scrutiny. It promises an $818 million 1923 cut, aided by repeals of excess profits taxes and select surcharges, but critics call it a rich man’s measure. The plan raises family exemptions and adds dependents, potentially shedding many from tax payer status while delaying full benefits to 1922 and 1923. It notes higher duties on the wealthy and a shift of tax strategy tied to municipal bonds and wartime levies, with further changes anticipated pending Senate approval.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Busig
Congress
Mellon
Bottle Famine Sparks Home-Brew Surge and Shortages
A bottle shortage followed Prohibition as legal drinking goods vanished and manufacturers cut output. Meanwhile home-brew operations expanded rapidly until an insufficiency of containers hampered the new industry and threatened growth.
Christendom’s Response to Belgian Relief Effort
The final report of Herbert C. Hoover’s Belgian relief commission shows a six year, 1.3 billion dollar effort aiding 10 million people. It operated with minimal admin costs, and thousands worked without pay, reflecting Christian brotherhood amid wartime horrors.
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Herbert C. Hoover
Belgian Relief Commission
Belgium
France
Hoover
United States
India
Australia
Rotterdam
Commission
Alien Property Custodian holds German Austrian assets
Col. Thomas W. Miller reports seized German and Austrian property valued at 418,727,971.30 in banks, insurers, railroads and manufacturing, plus 14 million in ships now under the American flag. The final disposition hinges on a peace treaty with Germany, with proposals to use holdings as payment for damages.
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Thomas W. Miller
United States
Germany
Miller
Normal summer term praised by Montana Tribune
The Normal’s summer term near completion is hailed as the best in college history with favorable conditions, excellent instructor work, and growing enrollment. The Tribune notes progress across the institution and pride in improved attendance and French studies while business and financial markets show signs of recovery.
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Tribune
Dilion Tribune
Propitious Aug 22 Horoscope Guides Ambitious Ventures
On Monday August 22 1921 astrology favors large enterprises and investments though distrust may arise. Jupiter and Neptune promise returns with wise handling while government leaders and sun signs may secure luck and fame. Agriculture mining real estate and travel loom profitable for Leo Virgo births and active ventures.
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Jupiter
Mare
Sun
Neptune
Saturn
United States
Leo
Virgo
McClure News- Paper Syndicate
Reece
Rhyme and Reason germ that hovered over lovers
A playful verse by T. A. Daly from 1921 describes a curious garden scene where a germ causes a pause above a sofa containing lovers. The germ teases a kiss by withdrawing as the moment would have been spoiled if repeated, preserving the romance in a light, whimsical moral.
Humor Lines From A Century Ago In Cartoons
A collage of vintage quips and cartoons from early 20th century humor pages. Snappy exchanges and satirical gags touch on trains, voting, fashion, travel, and romance with playful slang and period tone.
Parody of Prohibition and Politics Across Papers
A mosaic of satirical lines from Chicago News to Philadelphia Record mocks Prohibition politics, hunger in Russia, U S debates, and public figures. It notes coroner verdicts and foreshadows debates in Europe, with quips about taxes, elections, and social eruptions.
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Chicago News
Europe
St. Lou
Russia
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Mostem
Morse
France
Detroit
Washington Star
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