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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
2
An advertisement for Lavative Cough Quurtup claiming quick relief from coughs colds croup and hoarseness. Promoted as tasty and best for children and sold by W T Palmer.
The Register and Leader weigh lines on taxing corporate net incomes versus individual income taxes. They question government access to corporate books, debating whether authorities should regulate firms driving progress or keep businesses free from state scrutiny. The paper’s stance reflects nostalgia for stronger corporate oversight and skepticism toward Taft’s plan.
A Chicago Tribune cartoon exposes foreign mission work versus U S urban woes. It contrasts an American girl with an almond-eyed Chinaman, tenement squalor, and licensed vice in cities, arguing to fix domestic corruption before spreading Christianity abroad. The piece questions motives and urges cleansing home streets first.
Washington correspondence notes Senator Cummins and allies voting against the proposed corporation tax as unjust and as a poor substitute for an income tax. Des Moines Register and Leader respond, endorsing an income tax with examination of corporate books and taxation of net income, criticizing the corporate tax as unfair and federally overseen.
J. L. Winne travels to North Dakota to survey land while Walter Pellett also goes to Nebraska for land prospects. Hospitals report all patients doing nicely. Traveling salesmen note water several feet deep on the floor of a Council Bluffs hotel office, indicating flooding in the bottoms.
Efforts and funds have been wasted on inferior hair restorers. the Wyeth Chemical Company aims to discover and demonstrate a preparation that achieves the desired results.
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