The Art of Cassing and Tax Questions in America
A collage of satirical notes on cussing, Albania’s King Zog, California coastline, romance stereotypes, and a lengthy Washington tax debate. The column critiques advertising craft, media figures, and President Roosevelt’s tax avoidance discourse, contrasting legal tax rules with moral framing and congressional oversight.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Roosevelt
Legislative Branch
United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the
Justice Holmes
Young Man Secures Job After Beaux Arts Training
A young man who completed four years at Beaux Arts is hired for a guiding role. He confirms he can competently lead visitors and explain reproductions of great painters. The supervisor ends the interview with a firm note to proceed.
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Anta Monica
Calif
The
Beaux Arts
To the Point on backbone and accountability
A concise reflection notes that resolutions require backbone to endure, and that skeptics test luck by walking under ladders, while highlighting that many men perform charitable acts only when someone nearby applauds.
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London
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King Zog
Albania
Europe
Zog
California
Florida
Everglades
Palm Springs
Susan B. Anthony
Hollywood
Bureau of Internal Revenue
White House
Supreme Court of the United Sta
W. Evening Star
Federal Treasury
Internal Revenue
Star Chamber
the Treasury
Congressional
House
Senate
Congressional Committee
Supreme Court of the United States
Irvin &. Cobb
Te Firestone
Ately Low
Taina Poston
Ny Wiltag
AY Tang Allae