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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
4
The article explains that existing taxes cannot cover escalating federal expenses amid a business slump. It notes declines in incomes and luxury tax receipts, opposition to a sales tax, and the risk of reducing rates on incomes or excess profits. Secretary Mellon’s proposal to cap rates is offered as a solution to preserve capital for growth.
One lot of Grasa Rugs includes five 27 by 54 inch mats offered in the sale for 1.00 dollars.
An eminent business authority argues labor can only earn what the dollar’s value allows. He warns unequal pay risks unemployment and depression, urging shared sacrifice by labor and capital to restore purchasing power and avoid widespread layoffs.
The editorial urges labor and capital to share losses as a path to restored prosperity, supportsMt Pleasant planned $25,000 school bond and joint county state financing, praises local education, and stresses harmonious ties with Columbia. It notes sheep farming, dog laws, and fair prices, and discusses Germany’s wartime reparations and Allied unity with France and Britain.
The text argues public service regulation should require proof that utility expenses, including labor and materials, align with current commodity prices rather than inflated historical highs. It condemns paying above market rates as unjust to subscribers and says labor and capital resist fall in prices, delaying fair adjustment and prosperity.
The piece argues Hon Eugene Priest should be named collector of internal revenue for Tennessee, praising his efficiency and integrity. It notes Tehan’s long service as chief clerk and urges merit over politics, while criticising Nashville Banner editor for not addressing Einstein’s relativity theory and praising Gov Taylor’s rising popularity due to the legislature’s failings.
The text expresses fragmented critique about the President’s golf affinity and mentions a personal forward or “our own Alt” with unclear intent. It appears to be an opinion fragment lacking a clear event, date, or named entities.
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