Government tax plan reshapes 1922 revenue and exemptions
The article outlines a broad revenue package under President Harding and House Ways and Means, aiming to set a 1922 total of 4.084e9 dollars from all sources, offset by 150 million in department cuts and 35 million in savings. It details dependent allowances rising to 400 dollars and rejects higher exemptions, while repealing certain excises and raising corporate taxes, with phased revenue losses and offsets through new levies and policy shifts. It also covers Upper Silesia partition, global diplomacy, and other political developments of the period.
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Rpward W. Pigkard
Harding
Eeaine
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Capper
Chicago Board of Trade
Hell
Srewand
Tare
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Griffin
Chicago
Board of Trade
Harvay
United States
Lloyd George
America
Nebr East
Barney
Briand
Benin
Magiks
Og Clase
Ang
Russia
Hawkeye State News Roundup from Iowa Cities
A Des Moines Des Moines river drowning near Hasty is reported along with a 66 foot statue dedication in Hospers and a coin exhibits appointment in Emmetsburg. Banking opening in Waukon, a farmers sale in Lynn Township, and a Webster City carpenters strike settle highlight a broad Hawkeye roundup of local events.
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Harry Vane
Des Mbines
Hasty
Hospers
Henry B. Miller
Emmetsburg
Liverpool
Eng
Iowa
Universal Association of Philateliats and Numismatists
Waukon
Peoples National
John P
Seguing C. BR. Dougherty
Altoona
Section
Lynn Township
Webster City
Haas Dry Goods
Wisener Opera House
Eldora
Opera House
Postoffice
American Legion Hall
Bidora Bottling Works
Rubow
Shensndoak
Luther Youngren
Fremont Township
Page County
Lindberg
Younggren Brothers
Crawfordsvilla
Rinsty
Fairfield
Des Moines
Curtiss Aircraft Company
Aero ‘Club of
Italy
W. B. Bwaney
Fort Dodge
Ray Palat
Perry
St. L
Milwaukee
Palast
Perry Roundhouse
Brooks
Hammill
Mason City
Rock Island
Clear Lake Junction
Dave Slater
Manly
Tander
al Moody
Frank Curran
F. McLean
W. Yangy
Lowane
National Tuberculosia Association
John H. Peck
Frances E. Whitney
Towa
Mills County
Aspirin Bayer Brand Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on tablets and urges taking the genuine product for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, and lumbago. It notes small twelve tablet tins cost a few cents and larger sizes are sold by druggists, claiming safety from physicians' dosage guidance.
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Bayer
Drugeists
Clergyman Endorses Women’s Higher Education at College Commencement
Demonstration on Spot at a girls college shows a reverend praising higher education for women for refinement and culture. A radiant graduate dashes across the campus, diploma raised, shouting a quip as the crowd reacts. The Boston Transcript notes the scene as a vivid campus moment.
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Mise KR
Boston Transcript
Modest Declaration by Senator Sorghom
The dialogue shows a veteran Senator Sorghom acknowledging long service. He notes that the public never claims absolute confidence in any leader, yet implies people would prefer him over the alternative. The exchange reflects political self assurance in a historical context.
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Senator Sorghom
Familiar With Scripture. The Squire Teases The Gardener
In London Answers a witty exchange opens with the Squire asking John why he remains unmarried. The Squire cites the first gardener who had a wife, while John quips that he did not keep his job long after marriage.
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Hla
John
London
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
No coherent article content available. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and names. It cannot be interpreted into a clear news item or event with identifiable entities.
Highly Commended. Patience in a virtue in creditora
A brief quotation noting admiration for patience as a virtue, with a nod to the Boston Transcript contextualized as commentary on creditworthiness.
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Boston Transcript
One Day With the Lord and a Short Story Exchange
A compact exchange features a biblical verse about a day with the Lord and a brief dialogue about a touching tale. Mr. Goodsole and Mr. Patuage discuss a pithful hard-tuck story, with Cadger narrator comment.
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Mr. Goodsole
Cadger
Mr. Patuage
Women Speak On Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Afton Tennessee and Adrian Michigan testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Letters describe improved strength and reduced nervous symptoms after using the remedy, with readers urged to request the private text-book on ailments peculiar to women.
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Afton
Tenn
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Lister
Adrian
Mich
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mira
Mabry
Listes
Frank Street
Lie
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Sweet Soldier
Charles
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France
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De_Valera
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de Valera
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Japan
China
Pacific
Wood-Forbes
Philippines
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Islands
Leonard Wood
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