Tariff Reform Debate Echoes In Charleston Gazette
The Charleston Gazette highlights Dr Nicholas Murray Butler criticizing tariffs in a New York club speech. He argues for reducing tariffs to develop American industry and employment while maintaining living standards and encouraging global trade. The piece notes Republican divisions over tariff policy and recalls historical figures tied to tariff debates.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Sepeech
Republican Club
New York City
Alexander Hamilton
Lincoln
Garfield
Blaine
McKinley
Doubdtle
Columbus University
Moorer
Dr. Butler
Taft
Fragmented historical quotes on science, economics, and prophecy
A garbled assemblage of quotations and misquoted lines touching Francis Bacon, Reymond Hitchcock, Vice-President Curtis, a weather prophet, and Delphic oracle. It threads themes of rightly placing goals, investment, and employment, ending with an abrupt note about Petheteat Yee fighting the tax collector.
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Francis Bacon
Reymond Hitchcock
Curtis
Chicago
Jesf Baturdey
Fran
Chen
Inflation Remedy Urged Amid Deflation Crisis
The piece argues for inflation as the only remedy to deepening deflation. It condemns government inaction on circulating money, cites vast loss in property values, and accuses Congress of avoiding responsibility while farmers suffer most from the monetary squeeze. The vice president and Senator Watson are portrayed as offering vague generalities instead of concrete action.
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Watson
Lincoln
Congress
J. W. B. Hollidey
Atate Corester
Nizam
Hydersaad
Abdul Mefid Effendi
Mohamet
Niwant
Kamal
America
Mohammed
Mohammedan
Paradise
Hearls
Sing Sing
Locatad
Sing Sing Put
Te Neme
Sling Sing
F. Tan
Germany
France
Runda
Belgium
Maple Dressler
Lelia Koerber
San Francisco
Manila
William Tecumseh Sherman
Kerntsaw Mountain
Allstoona
West Virginia tax limit call and aviation setback
The Read column cites J D Shinn urging a constitutional cap on levies to relieve real estate tax burdens and demanding candidates pledge support. The paper notes WV aviation lag, poor airports, slow mail service, and a call for more aviation infrastructure to spur enterprise, jobs, and confidence in the state's future.
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J. D. Shinn
Alascp
Point Fressant Register
Jery
West Virginia
Shinn
Herve
Korer
Nora
Legisistora
West Virginia Taxpayers’ Association
Wilmot
Wheeling Intelligencer
Avistion
Somatina ago @n avistion company
Usu
Ite
Parkersburg
Parketaburg Bentinal
California Education Standouts in Public Schools
Los Angeles dispatch notes California leads in public school education from grade school to state university. It highlights a case in Barstow where a crippled child will receive education at home with state and county support, and cites Mojave Desert towns spending fortunes on schools and buses. The column questions military spending on gunpowder for salutes and mocks political rhetoric about Asia and war costs. It contrasts noble aims with fiscal restraint and satirizes public figures and social topics.
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Los Angeles
California
Whitney
Barstow School Board
Mt Ita
Baretow
Sea
Mojave Desert
New York Fashion Scene Shapes Park Avenue Style
A survey of New York’s best dressed men and fashion influencers spans Park Avenue to Broadway. Prominent names include Ward McAllister, Jean Patou, Otto Kenn, Conde Nast, and actors, critics, and producers shaping sartorial trends. The piece notes cabaret budgets, club reputations, and a merchant taler association list of wardrobe essentials.
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New York
Park Avenus
Vienna
Broadway
Walker
Isaae Mathonson
Bad Benham
Harry L8vey
Tun Close
Hollywood
Gene Markey
Adolph Stenson
William Hetnes
Clerk Gable
Jack Mulhall
Robert Montgomery
Amore Cinemeland
Gloria Swangen
Jack Buchanan
Inglishman
Ward McAllister
Harry Lehr
Prince of Waelen
Jean Patou
Paris
Russell Patterson
Otto Kenn
Conde Nast
H. N. Swanton
George Jean Nathan
Lilian Glah
Charles G Shaw
Ziegfeld
Popy de Albrew
Aubrey L. Eads
Salling Barech
W Waltter Wagner
Pierre Carts
Ben
the Merchant Taller Association
Homburg
Derby
Jane Margues
Early 1982 Campaign Bent On Tackling Tax Burden
Washington observers note the looming deficit could top two billion dollars influencing the new Congress. Predictions by Representative Joseph W. Byrns on spending and tax plans highlight a potential era where tax increases may be necessary to balance the budget. Democrats face crafting a palatable financial program for voters amid looming Hoover-era fiscal scrutiny.
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Washington
Los de
Joseph W. Burts
Tennessee
Readers Forum Defends Congressman Smith Salary Stand
Charles Young argues against cutting salaries of public and private workers. He notes farm laborers earn about 150 dollars per day for 10 hours with no paid vacations. The piece asserts Smith represents both soldiers and public employees amid supply and demand orders.
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Editor Gazette
Charles Young
Congresman Smith
Smith
Origins of Etiquette bulletin drives reader interest
The Gazette invites readers to request a Washington Bureau bulletin on origins of modern manners. It explains why customs like hat tipping and bridal showers began, offers a coupon and five cents for postage, and notes the bulletin is available from the Gazette’s Washington office.
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Washington
New York Avenue
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Washington Bureau
Winter Health and Diet in Modern Living
The piece argues that modern comforts in the United States reduce winter sickness through warm homes modern clothes and abundant food. It notes poor ventilation in offices, excessive heating, and the value of fresh year round produce while contrasting European winters. It ends with reader questions about eczema and brown skin spots, stressing medical diagnosis and non-diet causes.
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United States
Prirsittus
Europe
England
Suropsana
Moat Teiote
Mae
Oscar Wilde remembered as a complex mix of genius and failings
A reflective tribute notes Wilde's dark perversion and tender humanity, praising The Ballad of Reading Gaol and his ability to reveal sorrow in friendship. The piece contrasts his suffering with moments of sincerity, calling him a weak yet strong and worthy genius.
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Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilds
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