Advertising Rates and Federal Inheritance Taxes Discussion
Advertising rates and subscription options are listed, including by carrier and mail. A lengthy discussion argues that federal inheritance taxes should be adjusted with state credits to avoid double taxation, noting impacts on middle and wealthy estates and urging a balanced reform approach.
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Estate tax reform debate sparks state versus federal gains
The letter argues that federal estate taxes should be wiped out or greatly reduced to let states benefit from the revenue, noting discomfort with how large estates were built and taxed. Congressman Greens’ proposal is praised as a practical outcome of thorough study, expected to be viewed as fair rather than radical.
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Baldness and belief in Washington satire
A satirical editorial attacks the Philological Association and baldness studies, claiming beer drinkers and whiskered men share baldness, while high IQ officials also go bald. It notes a rising trend among Washington men over 20 and recalls the Elisha tale as moral guidance.
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Liquor Evils by England. Cedar Rapids Republican excerpt
Cyrenus Cole recounts a journey from Birmingham to Stratford-on-Avon in a railway compartment with seven other men, all farmers or laborers, as he discusses issues of liquor and moral concerns in England.
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President Coolidge dubbed the silent man by critics
Charles P. Stewart notes Swampscott observers claim President Coolidge is often silent while his spokesman talks. The piece highlights how daily White House chatter distracts from real news and how critics label him the silent man, yet insiders claim his communications lack substantive content.
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London Nightlife and Drink Debris Unearthed in Dublin?
A fragmented diary-like account contrasts London and American attitudes toward alcohol. It describes crowded public houses, poverty, and drunken crowds, noting women drinking, child neglect outside saloons, and the harsh cost of alcohol. The piece argues American Britain share concerns but notes progress toward restricted hours and wartime temperance efforts amid lingering social tensions.
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Iceman and his Lemon Squeezer in 1925 Verse
A fragmented 1925 verse by George Matthew Adams describes the ice man delivering cold drinks? with a lemon squeezer framed as a social tableau. The piece evokes summer imagery, cultural contrasts, and the i ceman’s presence in daily life, ending with a copyright note.
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Odd Sayings Jump Between Sports and Poetic Bits
A fragmentary 1925 text blends quirky remarks about Tom Sims and upcoming Fall, with odd lines about a gridiron, two swimmers avoiding fish, a cheese lover, and a New Orleans woman poisoning herself. Chicago mentions and general witticisms hint at a broader literary or humor column.
US claims perfected super airplane in Paris raid claim
The report asserts the United States has perfected a super airplane capable of flying nonstop from the United States to Paris with a ton of explosives aboard. It quotes Colonel Walliams Mitchell forecasting bombarded targets and cites government resistance to permission for the aircraft’s testing and deployment.
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Fontanelle Visit By Family Sparks Local News
An Aug. visit to Fontanelle Cumberland in En by a party including a daughter Mia and Ed Blant is noted in the Telegraph. The group traveled with a companion and a local youth, highlighting a family outing in the city.
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