Taxation theory in hard times sparks wealth debate
In a period of economic stress the Times-Recorder argues against radical wealth redistribution by taxes. It asserts taxation should reflect ability and asset value, warning that excessive taxes deter enterprise and delay national progress, while urging the rich to pay their fair share.
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Panhandlers on Trial in New York City Experiment
Street beggars face a new test as New York City authorities arrest 63 panhandlers in Manhattan to determine who is truly deserving of relief. The move reflects shifting conditions as times improve and begging is scrutinized for need versus feigning.
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War talk masks secret political aims in far east policy
Washington dispatch notes that current war chatter from Tokyo and Rome appears driven by budgets and propaganda rather than genuine intent. It cites Japanese expansion plans, Mussolini’s warnings, trade battles in the Near East, and currency pressures as factors, with officials noting contrived tones and strategic misdirection.
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Baltimore captain's life hints at early American ship history
The tale recalls a Baltimore native who captained ships at 21 after starting as a cabin boy at 15. He endured 42 Atlantic crossings, left the sea in 1816 with his brother, and moved to Ohio via overland routes and Marietta. He reportedly offered CWA jobs, while others begged. The piece links such ventures to early 19th century westward expansion rates.
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It Seems To Me By Heywood Broun Reflections On Youth And Criticism
A column by Paul Anderson of the St Louis Post Dispatch responds to being labeled “bright young” and defends educated public service. It contrasts practical know-how with academic pretensions, lauds Brain Trust figures, and mocks youthful critics while noting the enduring critique tradition.
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Health and Diet-By Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys drug addiction in the United States and abroad noting one in a thousand affected, urban prevalence, and a range of drugs including opium cocaine cannabis and alcohol. He links addiction to mental factors and discusses causes initiation and the need for sustained education and integrated treatment for recovery.
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About Your Children by Our Roverts Barton
A moral teacher extols early training of children to clear up and help at home. A mother known as "merry" makes tasks into games, teaching toddlers to dress, tidy, and manage simple chores. The piece argues teaching little ones responsibility early builds capable adults.
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Public Forum Letters Spark Debate On Farming Costs
The Messenger readers spar over farm profits and costs with Prank Cone of Athens arguing that farming requires heavy investment and daily work. A separate note critiques public schools and legislature savings, reflecting local concerns from Athena on January 12 and January 18.
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Schools Are Deteriorating Claims of Ohio Education Savings
A reader letters dives into alleged statewide savings of twenty seven million dollars in Ohio education while arguing that equipment and supplies in schools have not kept pace. The writer cites worn out supplies, lack of science gear, and delayed maintenance, warning the claimed savings may shift future costs and questioning overall school funding.
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News of Other You Youve No Idea how Mat Time Factor
A quirky note reflects on how time spent with a friend reshapes closeness and planning. It hints at evolving dynamics and shared activities shaping the relationship. The piece treats ordinary moments as catalysts for deeper connection and mutual understanding.
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