Tax reform for artists and stock dividends noted
By Jay Franklin Washington, January 6, argues for tax reform to ease personal income tax on artistic earnings and to tax stock dividends as personal income. Proposes averaging professional income and allowing current-year taxation, urging Congress to end judiciary overreach and define income for revenue protection. Copyright 1822. Register and Bynéieste.
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Facial Brainstorms On Fascist Rise And Jewish Persecution
Fragmented article notes a Romanian fascist takeover and escalating Jewish persecution. It describes government shifts, anti Jewish rhetoric, and rising violence targeting Jewish communities. The piece references fear, emigration, and the spreading influence of fascist ideas in a troubled era.
Sennett Seethes Over Muddy Pranks On Set
Hollywood film shop reports chaos as director Rally Celer and gag man divert irrigation mud into a San Vernario Valley pool delaying production. Sennett furies, later cites firing claims while Garnett continues on another project with Douglas Farr hanks and Dunne.
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Polish Policy Threatens Jewish Residents, Evokes Mass Expulsion
Fragmented passage suggests discussion of Polish government plans to expel about 3,600,000 Jews and restrict their social and educational rights. It questions the feasibility and moral implications, hinting at future consequences for Jewish citizens and their broader community.
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Stewart Says Steady Cure for Recession Described
Washington column by Charles P. Stewart discusses Cordell Hull’s cautious approach to the recession. It attributes causes to saturated demand for American goods and advocates foreign market expansion, criticizing protectionist policy and urging gradual, careful steps rather than bold shifts.
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Paris Styles PARES 1933 Fashions for simplicity and jewels
Paris fashion notes for 1933 highlight simple lines to set off heavy jewels. Grid shades rebles and lace on off shoulder gowns gain prominence. Mrs. Cole Porter wears a huge sapphire necklace with a ruby pendant. Marlene Dietrich sports a ruby graspo golf watch. Extravagant sable tips urge keeping gowns simple to contrast bold jewelry.
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One-Minute Test and Historical Notice Summary
A garbled prompt presents questions about the U S House chairmanship and phonetics, plus scattered references to Theodore Parlor, Toway, and Secretary Hull. It includes stray phrases on immunity, passport to satisfaction, and protective shies, with unclear context and names.
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Caring for New Born Baby Present Day Ideas Reversed
A medical article by M b UlumenIng argues against 25 year old hospital practice of rooming all newborns together. It advocates mother bedside care, sterile oil cleansing, no bath for a week, diaper changes in bed, strict hand hygiene, feeding with water early on, and endorses breastfeeding as optimal, reflecting early 20th century pediatric guidance and concerns about infection and infant weight.
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City to convene new officers and war bond totals rise
Twenty years ago the city commission led by Mayer and Alexander prepared to take office at a regu lar organization meeting. War bond subscriptions and donations reached 417 205 05 dollars, nearing half a million since American entry. Trains on the Renova Pennsylvan ia line were slated for removal. A R Post officers were installed including W P Wilcox and D R Marvin. John Houghton notes butter burial in peat bogs as an ancient Irish practice later confirmed by 1817 findings.
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Fragmented Fact Fragments from Historian Notes
A set of varied claims about dinosaurs, honey production in Colorado, a looming reconstruction plan, 1933 birth rates, birds in V formations, food preferences, and Keats death notes. The text blends scientific, historical, and literary references with unclear context and dates.
The Guitarfish and the Rays of the Ocean
The article classifies the guitarfish as a ray family fish with a broad flat body. It contrasts the devilfish, the largest and most dangerous ray weighing tons, with the eagle ray, smaller but still hazardous, noting venomous barbs on its tail. It also mentions Mesa Verde's prehistoric residents valuing scenic canyon views and distant fountain scenery.
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