Encouraging news on patent office profits and American invention
The Patent Office posted profits for three years with a half million dollar surplus. The article hails this as proof that American ingenuity creates new jobs and raises living standards, noting inventions like stainless steel and safety glass evolved from lab ideas into major industries. It argues continued research spawns new opportunities and a brighter national future.
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U.S. Patent Office
America
Washington
Patent Office
Laboratory of Science and Industry
Visible vs Invisible Taxes in Public Finance Debate
An unsigned opinion excerpt discusses replacing indirect taxes with direct personal taxes, arguing the poor bear heavier burdens from purchases. It cites the New York Times calling for accountability and a stronger retrenchment stance by legislatures, urging voters to press for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Farmers Have the Power Says Governor Lehman
Governor Lehman of New York declares farmers possess the power to solve major problems through cooperative marketing. He notes tens of thousands of farmers in well established cooperatives have advanced beyond uns organized farmers and gained mass bargaining power to compete with wholesalers and distributors.
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Lehman
New York
Proof of Great Service by Utilities Since 1927
The article presents uncontestable figures showing a drop in average domestic electric rates from 6.80 to 4.59 cents per kilowatt hour, a rise in average annual residence consumption from 444 to 740 kWh, and an increase in taxes paid by utilities from 9.46 to 14 percent of gross revenues. It argues this proves growing service by the industry.
When Joseph Saw His Father Again
A sermon on Joseph kindness to his father and family focusing on fellowship with God, thoughtfulness, affectionate reunion, and faith as heritage. Jacob learns of Joseph in Egypt, and Joseph’s devotion translates into care for kin and forward hope for the promised land.
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Joseph
Egypt
Promised Land
Pharaoh
Jacob
Canaan
God
Angel of Hope Inspires Courage Through Dark Times
A reverent meditation on Hope as a guiding and comforting presence. The piece speaks of her wings lightening burdens and her hand offering help and cheer in every misfortune.
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Angel of Hope
The Natural Tone Peace Quote by Humboldt
A concise reflection on inner harmony, describing peace as the natural tone of a mind aligned with itself. The statement attributes the idea to Wilhelm von Humboldt and frames inner regulation as key to serenity.
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Humboldt
Death of Mrs. Fern Pourcho reported in Arlington area
Funeral services held in Tincinning for Mrs. Fern King Pourcho 47 wife of Harry Pourcho of Tincinning Michigan daughter of Mrs. Mary J. King of Homer. She leaves ten children and two brothers Frank of Hamilton Ohio and Thos W of Indianapolis. Also notes Memorial service at Posey township farm bureau and local social and church events across Arlington and Rushville communities with numerous visits and gatherings.
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Fern King Pourcho
Harry Pourcho
Tincinning
Michigan
Mary J. King
Homer
J. W. Arbuckle
King
Posey Township Farm Bureau
Robert Walker
Credit Union
E. F. Brown
Rushville
George Carwein
A. W. Rigsbee
Gurnie Swain
John Downey
Raymond Overleese
George Obrey
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Ruth Richey
Gladys Steele
James Kemple
Indiana Teachers College
Terre Haute
Calrence Mitchell
Mooresville
Arlington
Joy Bringers
Arlington Christian Church
Glenning
Ora Beckner
William Ward
Reeves Woods
Morris Wilson
Ross Logan
Bert Jordan
Grace Lee
Roy Swain
Russell Munden
O. E. Noble
Agnes Collins
Jo Readle
Edwin Magee
Norman Conde
Stella Davis
Roy Kennedy
Bedford
Pearl Cox
Greenfield
Bert Rigsbee
John Price
Robert Long Hospital
Gerald Butler
Derby Green
Will Master and Son
William Marshall
Dan Shields
George Moore
Elizabeth Magee
Charles DeMundrum
Dallas Hardwick
Marilyn Alexander
Charles Green
Will F. Winship
Irene Geraghty
Farrell Kimberling
Walter Hall
E. R. Casady
Justine Fowler
Christian Church
Margaret Hill McCarter Federated Club
Mary Hodge
Rena Warner
Lee
Clara Rigsbee
Charlottsville
Indiana
Fred McFatridge
Taxogram Reflects Nation’s Daily Tax Burden
The article explains that the average worker pays more than one dollar from each day’s wage in taxes, directly or indirectly, even when considering a four person family. It emphasizes the broad reach of taxation beyond personal income tax and includes daily payroll deductions.
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Continental Congress
Washington
United States of America
United States
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McCormick Park
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Merle Kemple
Virginia Stout
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Warren Nelson
Clara Emily
Maxine Maple
Lois Itchell
Rena Nelson
Joan Northan
Beatrice Coffin
Catherine Ross
Janet Dearinger
Betty Walls
Jerry Roberts
Rosemary Mohler
Mary Lucille Ritter
Laura
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Bob Sharpe
Ralph Hill
Mary Stout
Lucille Gardner
Carlos Heath
Chas
Lowell Hutchinson
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Shirley Carwein
Marcella Downey
Ida Downey
Bloomington
Paul Ridlen
Moores Hill
Anna Ridlen
Frank Ridlen
Sandria Sue
Raymond Oldham
Clyde Heath
Wm. Sunman
Chester Addison
Sunman
Lafayette Newford
Mary
Harry Hale
Mt. Healthy
Ohio
Everett Sunman
Alfred Allison
Covington
James Allison
D. M. Dearinger
Clel Dearinger
Mary Tompkins
Milroy
Chester Dearinger
Chas. Wicker
Amboy
Bernice Wicker
Lam Thompson
Near
Oden Thompson
James Behr
Robert Maier
Sun
Elmer McCrory
Russell Jones
Pete Jones
Blue Ridge
Mildred Jordan
Anderson
Tom Jordan
James Pierce
Charlie Pierce
Richard Seitz
Johnnie
George Offutt
Marion
Elmer Hutchinson
Geo. Offutt
Chas. Leisure
Howard Haywood
Ollie Haywood
Gwynneville
Jesse Norris
Anna McDaniels
E. A. Elliott
O. F. Fuqua
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