Georgia Debate on Income Tax Sparks Industry Worries
In Atlanta Georgias former governor Slaton warns against a Georgia income tax arguing it mirrors federal burdens and could require a constitutional amendment. He cites Oregon’s 1923 experiment and a costly 41.5 million loss as a cautionary tale while urging adherence to fundamental prosperity principles. Georgia’s agriculture and railroading sectors are spotlighted as key to national strength with farmer Brown stressing the crop backbone and 1924 railroad earnings showing a mixed but generally low return.
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Look at the Cunning Little Weed
A winter pot tale where a tiny weed speaks with a pretty plant about humble growth and mutual respect. The earth comforts the weed as it explains its polite, nonintrusive intent while adapting to indoor life. Both characters acknowledge their season and place.
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Fam Filly
Moon Men Question Sparks Classroom Debate
A teacher argues that men may exist in the moon while a student asks what happens when there is no moon. The exchange highlights children's curiosity about celestial life and shifts in imaginative thinking.
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Uttle Joe
Count Conditionally Father-Now and Tommy Promise Pact
Fragmentary text shows a conditional pledge involving Count, Father-Now, and Tommy. No clear event, date, or location emerges. The readable bits suggest an agreement or promise but lack concrete facts to confirm persons, places, or outcomes.
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Tommy
Review of Paris reparations talks and world issues
Edward W. Pickard surveys reactions to the Paris conference on German reparations, noting U. S. hesitation about entanglement and the Hughes assurances of no binding obligation. He details Senate moves, Japan-Soviet recognition talks, opium conference frictions, Teapot Dome fallout, and political shifts in Texas and Germany.
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Kellogg
Will Rogers on Writing Ads and Pay in Advance
Will Rogers discusses his early ad writing, noting Pay in Advance as a first lesson. He cites family needs driving mortgage to sell shoes and the appeal of steady work, promising another piece in two weeks.
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Will Rogers
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Yokohama
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