24 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
1
William G. McAdoo in a Kansas City speech argued that federal tax law should recognize that unearned income from investments, without effort, should bear a larger tax share than earned income from labor. He suggested political considerations aside, the idea has broad support as a simple, universal proposition.
Thomas A Edison warns the recent business downturn stems from fear. He argues panic freezes spending and stagflation follows. By eliminating fear and embracing optimism, he says, individuals and markets can regain momentum and success.
A speaker urges that abilities lead to success, asserting that confidence and fearlessness are essential. The message cautions against reliance on luck and emphasizes personal resolve as the path to achievement.
The Insurance Press declares the automobile a supreme daily menace surpassing disease. Massachusetts requires auto licenses after testing driving knowledge and road rules with license loss for reckless driving, reportedly cutting drivers by 14 percent and crashes by 50 percent. Lawmakers urged to study and enforce stricter traffic laws nationwide.
Conservative minds fear a grave rise in lawlessness as newspapers flood with stories of murder robberies and brutal butcheries. The public hears of multiple crimes per paper and worries over mounting danger to human life across the land.
A survey of how women influence male achievements across history. It argues many great men were aided by their mothers or wives, noting pioneers like Cornelia Adair and Elias Howe. It emphasizes the lasting, though often uncredited, role of women in progress and invention.
Mrs Cornelia Adair aged 85 dies in London after a life as Texas ranch matriarch and frontier leader She owned 500000 acres and 100000 cattle in Donley county Texas Carried a herd with cowboys through plains menaced by Indians she later ran the J A ranch and became a famed Texan icon known for art and music passion.
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