Airplane Advances Show Supremacy Amid Peace and War
The article notes that airplanes and equipment by Testa have removed dangerous factors, highlighting the wartime demonstration of flight progress and peacetime development. It questions European leadership in commercial air use and cites a bold venture by American business leaders in a sponsored new service, promising clear supremacy once underway.
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BTOAD
America
Army
Air Service
Army Air Service
Debate on Income Tax as Treasury Policy
The piece argues existing law exempts 20 million individuals from income tax and contends extending exemption to 26 million would not violate principle. It discusses elimination of tax exempt securities as a constitutional and political challenge and criticizes income tax for inequities and haphazard changes.
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Treasury
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A humorous verse in which a gardener laments his wife keeps his clothes, leaving him with no own pants for gardening. He wears evening dress to teach her a lesson about tempering generosity at home, noting his mud caked patent leather shoes.
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Edgar A. Guest
Henry Ford
Presbyterians View German Policy and Erdman Moderates
Recovery of confidence in German policy under Streisman and Hindenburg is debated as the Reich seeks balance with the Versailles terms. The Presbyterian General Assembly selects Rev. Dr. Charles R. Erdman as moderator, seen as a unifying choice to steer church factions toward common aims and spiritual core.
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Germany
Forman
Hindenburg
Streasman
France
England
United
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton Theological Seminary
Agate
Presbyterian General Assembly
Armerica
Erdman
Lee
Hrdman
Ted
Eerdman
Presbyterian Church
Fear Not Nor Be Dismayed Bible Thought
A exhortation quotes Isaiah urging readers to fear not, for God is with them. The passage promises strength help and upholdment through divine support.
Federal Tax Reduction Urged by Supports and Criticism
The piece argues for a tax cut for next year while noting the government may miss the chance this year. It cites Unanimity for lower taxes, cites the Cousens probe, and proposes exempting individuals with incomes under 6000 annually to reduce revenue loss and simplify the internal revenue bureau.
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Congress
Gov
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cousens
National Air Transport forms to run New York Chicago freight service
A ten million dollar Chicago based company named National Air Transport plans to operate a daily freight and express link between New York and Chicago. Key figures include Howard Coffin and C. F. Kettering with Paul Henderson moving from postmaster duties to general operations. The venture signals the end of the air transport experiment and anticipates government air mail contracts.
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Chicago
New York
Henry
Edsel Ford
National Air Transport
Uke
Howard
Coffin
C. F. Kettering
Cal
Paul Henderson
Henderson
New York Letter celebrates Ferber Pulitzer and old Jack's
A diary style New York letter notes Edna Ferber winning the Pulitzer Prize for best novel and visits in the city. It recalls Jack's restaurant on Sixth Avenue closing after 34 years, its cosmopolitan allure, famed waiters and a Battling Nelson Grill downstairs, plus anecdotes about locals and a Park Avenue hotel card warning guests to mix cocktails in the bathroom to save carpet and wall.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Edna Ferber
P. L. Crosby
Charles Norris
Jersey
Jack
Broadway
Jack's
Sixth Avenue
Nelson Grill
Frawley
Frank O'Malley
Park Avenue
State board weighs mind and age in Cavalier case
The Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons reviews whether fifteen year old William Cavalier can be held morally responsible for killing his grandmother. Commentary questions if a minor with possible mental defects should face execution, urging focus on society’s duty to protect and rehabilitate rather than merely punish.
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Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons
Wiliam Cavalier
William Cavalier
Presa
Visalia
Iris
Trimming Aces And Free Fashion In Early 20th Century Satire
A satirical piece critiques changing dress norms and gender fashion, praising freedom in male attire and bold color, then shifts to light notes on Memorial Day efforts in Canton and casual observations about fashion, sales, aviation talent, and a Nash stock mention.
Holland expands land by Zuider Zee drainage plans
The Netherlands aims to enlarge its territory by draining the Zuider Zee and reclaiming hundreds of thousands of acres. Plans prepared before World War I target adding 640000 acres, leaving about 260000 acres still submerged as future expansion potential.
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Netherlands
Holland
Zuider Zee
North Sea
Uncommon Sense Reflections on Fame and Giftedness
John Blake argues that not all achievers are born genius, yet effort matters. He cites Keats and Longfellow to emphasize inherent gifts and the imprint of true talent. The piece urges living well, helping others, and making modest progress as sufficient meaning.
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Keats
Sidy
Mr. Longfellow
Holmes
New Beer A Dud by Robery T Swall
Report on the 1925 Canadian border beer experiment describing weak alcohol content and poor reception. Observations from Niagara Falls Ontario and Windsor Detroit show lax demand, with American drinkers preferring real beer and the new product failing to satisfy wets or drys.
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Canton Daily News
Buffalo
Canadian
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Dominion
Windsor
United States
Maki
Should a luxury tax be placed on bachelors asks Canton Daily News
In a People’s Forum letter W D McCurdy of Canton argues about taxing bachelors as a luxury under protection tariffs. He suggests wealthy single men already pay income taxes and questions extending taxes to bachelor lifestyles.
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Canton Daily News
W. D. McCurdy
Five Train Wrecks In Moscow Raise Rail Safety Concerns
Over the past two years Russian rail traffic has grown but upkeep lags. A recent day saw five wrecks with four dead and twenty injured, plus loss of 23 carloads of grain 22 carloads of potatoes and nine gasoline tanks.
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Moscow
Hindenburg Diplomacy and War Crimes Lists Stir Paris
The report notes President Hindenburg received polite congratulations from Paris and London but remains in a diplomatic knot. The International High Commission lists alleged war crimes including rape and pillage, complicating postwar reconciliation efforts amid headlines from Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Lexington.
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Paris
Hindenburg
Denbderg
London
Hins
International High Commission
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