13 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Edgefield Advertiser
Location
Edgefield, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
1
A historical piece argues against broadening conscription to include capital and incomes. It warns that government control risks crippling the nation while stressing productive use of private capital. The author condemns war profiteering yet supports reasonable earnings and stresses the link between values and war financing.
A senatorial argument condemns capital confiscation as a path to federal note creation and repudiation. The piece favors a vigorously progressive income tax, warns against harmful capital taxes, and stresses sound taxation to avoid throttling production and thrift during wartime and reconstruction.
A French paper describes King George as a premier angler facing sleet and fog while fishing. The piece depicts his bold strike, pursuit of a salmon, and a dramatic finish with a pistol coup de grace. The king enjoys haggis and whisky, wearing a kilt like a true Scotsman.
A Ringgold Georgia family promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a long trusted remedy. The letter describes headaches from constipation and malaria symptoms treated with regular use, noting it saved doctor bills and kept them active. The product is described as purely vegetable and liver regulating. BD 79
A new headwear concept aims to hide a spot at the back of the head with a tailored hat. The item blends style and discreet coverage for wearers seeking a simple cosmetic solution.
Germany's star airman Baron von Richthofen on leave has wed Frau lein von Minkwitz heiress, daughter of the duke of Saxe Coburg’s master of horse. The emperor named him equerry airman and he will focus on training new fighter squadrons.
Quote contrasts childhood snowman fun with today’s wealth gap. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the shift from coal eyes to symbols of affluence, reflecting on how simple winter play may now be tied to money.
In a brief exchange, Nip questions whether recovering an umbrella pays off while Tuck suggests avoiding loss altogether. The Lamb contributes a wry comment on the dilemma, highlighting the humor in everyday mishaps.
Reginald and a partner discuss sugar scarcity and mutual support in a brief domestic exchange. The cadence reflects a restrained, period voice with a focus on precaution and reassurance.
Gossip notes Jim paid his hotel bill in advance to avoid spending all his money on the girls in Palm Beach. The line suggests a romance or social drama involving Jim and companions during a visit.
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