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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
4
A column argues that even with higher federal taxes revenue lags spending, urging substantial cuts in ordinary government expenses to balance the budget. It warns against regressive revenue schemes and predicts new taxes will target middle and lower income groups to fund ongoing relief and public services.
The piece argues that direct taxes on income burden the taxpayer who watches how billions are spent in Washington. It warns that rising taxes may follow heavy borrowing and criticizes the administration for spending without regard to sources or purposes. The author foresees a major tax proposal before a presidential election.
The Walter H Larman Post No 128 held a regular meeting noting Arthur Mayhew’s hospitalization. Seventy eight members have paid dues for 1936. The group discussed star membership cards and five ten or fifteen year recognitions. Plans were made for a district meeting at Bay City on March 17 at 3 30. The Auxiliary met and events included euchre and keno nights in March and saving sessions each Friday.
A manuscript of Alice in Wonderland fetched seventy five thousand dollars, marking a historic high. The buyer and seller details are not disclosed in the report.
A sermon on Luke 10 25 37 explores eternal life the lawyer's test and Jesus parable of the Good Samaritan. It outlines loving God and neighbor as the full law then details seven practical acts of neighbor love including seeking those in need and bearing their burdens.
Rev A D Teldar of Clare Baptist Church defends the Bible the Constitution and the flag against Mrs J A Kitchin in a letter to the editor urging educators to uphold these foundations. He credits the Bible with education and national identity and argues allegiance to the flag and constitutional government.
The speaker asserts personal duty to improve a neighbor’s happiness, while acknowledging a larger moral aim of helping others. The idea contrasts individual virtue with tangible well being, emphasizing benevolence toward people near us as a primary moral obligation.
A reflective note discusses choosing between the shady and sunny sides of life’s road. It uses a stylized sign quote to urge deliberate choices and personal outlooks in daily journeys.
The Sentinel invites letters from readers on today’s questions. Contributions must be signed with name and address and stay within space limits of about five hundred words. Personal attacks are not allowed.
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