Government Contribution to Social Security Likely by 1943
Advisory Council on Social Security favors embedding a policy of equal contributions from employers employees and the Government in the Social Security Act. It envisions government payments starting around 1943 once payroll taxes reach 2 percent each, shifting budget balance and broadening tax burden according to ability to pay.
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Advisory Council On Social Security
Treasury
Townsend
General Welfare Federation
General Welfare
Boileau
Pleasanter Things by O O McIntyre Highlighting Mild Life
The late O O McIntyre famed for a world renowned column avoided controversy. He focused on the pleasanter side of life presenting ordinary scenes and small moments with charm. He painted life as mostly usual, from dog antics to quiet domestic scenes.
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O. O. McIntyre
McIintyre
Arnold Bennett
Paris
McIntyre
Old-Fashioned Rockers Earn Timeless Appraisal
In two Prosperous era homes we found three of eight chairs plus a Davenport occupied by sturdy fifty year old rockers. The author notes their quality and comfort and argues for reviving old fashioned principles as the nation returns to them.
No Free Rides on Highways A Call to Hard Work
An opinion argues against thumb ing a ride as a symbol of laziness across society. It contends that those who beg for pay or favors lack effort and could pay their way, urging Americans to reject dependence and restore the ethic of personal responsibility.
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Relative happiness and expectation in daily life
The text reflects on William James ideas that happiness hinges on gain relative to expectation. A $25 raise can delight a $250 earner, while failing to double stock gains leads to unhappiness. Happiness is highly contingent on divergent factors and often undermined by overreaching plans. Excess triggers negative reactions.
Youthful Radicals and Conservative Maturity
An essay argues that young radicals often become effective conservatives within fifteen years. It notes that elders who once pursued utopian aims sympathize with the less fortunate but recognize gradual progress is needed. It warns both extremes threaten civilization and urges informed citizens and a modest postgrad outlook.
Nice For The Nephews Bequest From Frugal Uncle Yields Fortune
A man in his eighties left a fortune of two million dollars to his nephew and his brother after decades of thrift. He praised precise penmanship and chose an eight dollar fountain pen for a birthday gift. He lived frugally, using a dollar pen for ten years, before his death, enabling the bequest.
Civic improvement plan meets a city’s needs
A columnist urges that a resort city must add more than cosmetic attractions. He endorses a grand municipal program but warns the core moral is to serve current residents as well as outsiders, noting customers on the books are prospects for rivals.
Century Old Schooner Australia to Sail From Annapolis
A 67 foot two masted schooner named Australia will depart Annapolis for the Spanish Main, its first Chesapeake departure in over 50 years. Owned by Jack Diamond and Jack Adler with Capt. Carl Petersor, the teak and mahogany hull vessel dates back to an early 19th century era and was once a Union prize captured while running the blockade during the Civil War.
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Spanish Main
Australia
United States
Chesapeake Bay
Jack Diamond
Jack Adler
Philadelphia
Carl Petersor
Greenwich
N. J
Diamond
West Indies
United States Marshal’s Office
Georgetown
D. C
Alma
Smithsonian Institute
India
Charles H. Batchelor
Eastern Shore
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Caring for Potted Plants Keeps Dorchester Gardens Bright
Gardeners in Dorchester Gardens are urged to tag potted plants with care instructions to prolong life in winter windows. Poinsettias, cyclamen, and gardenias fade by December without proper temperature, light, and watering. Maintain 65–70 F by day and 60–65 F at night, avoid cold drafts, water properly, and use humidity aids like a water mat or damp moss to sustain foliage and blooms.
Poinsettia Care and Winter Dormancy Guidance
The article describes watering rules to avoid harming velvety flowers, noting poinsettias rest in late February and should be dried and stored in a cool dry cellar. It resumes care by mid April with re potting for a summer garden, and mentions Christmas Cherry as a bright alternative requiring specific warm or cold sunroom conditions.
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Cambridge
Spring St
William James
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America
Annapolis
Dorchester Gardens
Annapolis—Matapeake
Romancoke
Claiborne Ferries
Matapeake
Claiborne
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Annapolis, Maryland
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Atlantic Gas and Oils
Lee Tires
Globe Batteries
Atlantic
Tom’s River
RACE
Washington Sts
Tyland
Miles View Boat Exchange
Newcomb
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