The Truth About Income Tax in 1925
A Charleston Gazette discussion traces the history of income tax from 1913 through 1924, arguing current rates disincentivize investment and harm prosperity. It cites figures from 6 percent up to 46 percent, notes the danger of arbitrary brackets, and urges a fair tax proportional to ability without punishing success.
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Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Glass
Houston
Mellon
Treasury
Post Office Department
Underwoor
Treasury Department
United States
Europe
Olfser
Syracuse
Rome
Doubt and Disorder Amid a Turbulent Night
An incoherent chronicle portrays social unrest and fear driven by distrust of science and authority. It mentions angry responses to evolution denial, confusion over moral guidance, and a crowd-driven scene where individuals are grouped and judged, hinting at a broader social panic and suspicions of manipulation by leaders.
Fragmented musings mix travel lore and early aviation notes
The passage blends scattered reminiscences of travel on Long Island roads with gadget and street scene vignettes. It references motorcycles, race track tensions, a Detroit woman named in a rumor, and then shifts to Christian missionary history, Indian tribe origins, and a discussion of religion. It also mentions Lieutenant William, American pilots, and Wright brothers, ending with a call for national progress and youth readiness.
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Pat Phibeian
Owas
Satan
Meier
Asia
Maki
Reopos
Hatem
Willian
Aly
Ak Eb Ruere
Barnelt
Willines
Panvar Wil Wand
Tangley
Wright Brothers
Amerloine
Washington Hs by Herbert Pfahler in 1935 ball park incident
A chaotic scene at the Senators ballpark last Sunday follows a prank where a derelict ball was hit into the stands. Police were ordered to arrest anyone who knocked balls into the bleachers as crowds clashed, officials say.
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Amtin
Pellewmet
Tod
Emily
Buyx
Thors Omanly
Usar Uhr Cfi
Tolbl
Pha Fren
Distiies Counoilzaloners
Alimony and the New York Divorce View in 1910s Press
A garbled editorial tirade critiques alimony law as detrimental to marriages, praising men and blaming courts. It references Philadelphia and New York judges, the New York Coupon, and Boyer era commentary, with portraits of judges and legal thinkers. The piece riffs on gender roles, justice, and marital contracts in a journalistic flavor.
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Glee Club
Ian
Rand Canyon
Gavornhe Towed M Rewrtive Mevtstiin Gibrlescon
A fragmented report notes Gavornhe involved in a towing incident with unclear details. The readable text mentions a vehicle relocation and authorities responding, but specifics such as time place and persons remain unreadable.
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Gavornhe
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest 1828 excerpt
Poem fragment from Just Folks likely describing human warmth and everyday kindness. The text appears as a garbled OCR excerpt with lines referencing confession and moral instruction. The piece evokes modest rural scenes and the poet's reflective tone about virtue and common life.
Break O Day Hare and Buzzard Breakfast Mystery
Two animals Peter the hare and Jumper the hare watch for Mrs Buzzard at a green forest clearing. Each morning they suspect the other is late, until they realize Mrs Buzzard slips away quietly for a late breakfast, keeping her routine secret.
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Greep
Sun Legion
Migtak Buezardy
Terest
Peter
Dumper
Gard
Jun
Bunzard
Jumper
Jumiper
Veter
Buz
San
Hazaard
Jum
Puffer Goes East for Freight Case
Managing Director S. P. Puftar of the Charleston chamber of commerce sails to Washington to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the Eastern class rate case. He will return to Charleston next Saturday after presenting an exhaustive study and evidence for the chamber’s hearings.
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S. P. Puftar
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Wanblington
D. C
United States Interstate Counteres Commission
Charleston
Pellerines
Ghanleston Shippers
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