Salary of MPs Tax Relief Reveals New Loophole
The article notes MPs earn £400 yearly and pay income tax, with a tax loophole allowing expenses to be offset against income. This reduces tax for poorer MPs, seen as a relief and praised by the government, illustrating longstanding law now clarified by crown officers.
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Johnny Spilled the Beans and a Sunday rent scene
A father’s Sunday rent is interrupted by callers who are greeted warmly by the lady of the house. Johnny contradicts the moment with a coy remark, revealing a blush worthy scene and a lighthearted family embarrassment.
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Strike Settlement Fails in Rails and Coal Fight Across Nations
Federal and state actions spark a double crisis as railroad labor talks stall and coal distribution tightens. Chicago streetcar and street disruptions mix with new wartime era fuel controls. France pressures Germany over prewar debts while European tensions rise over reparations and Turkish, Greek, and Irish issues intensify.
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Idaho Pithy News Notes From All Parts
Pithy notes report a suicide near Blackfoot, a concrete dam project at Henry’s Lake, fatalities from a nitro acid blast near Cour d’Alene, a guard’s assault case at the state penitentiary in Hole, and a proposed American Legion soldier memorial in Pocatello. Also: fish stocking talks in Hailey, Blaine county valuation totals, a family tragedy from Missouri affecting Campbell of McCammon, Scouts in camps near Smith’s Ferry, rising grouse in the Boise National Forest, and potato and grasshopper control updates across Idaho counties.
Changing the Subject at the Summer Barders
A humorous exchange unfolds as summer barters complain loudly about heat. Farmer Corntonset replies that the noisy chatter helps them forget other worries, preferring the heat noise to stoked tempers.
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Corntonset
Protect Against Beat Possible Plage in South Africa
Protect Againet beat. possible plage used in South Africa to guard pipelines and their air.
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Posibie
South Africa
Mrs Abbey Proud of Her Big Gain
Mrs Mollie Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon testifies Tanine helped her after nine years of illness and extreme suffering. She avoided fruits and could not drink cold water without pain. After using Tantye she gained thirty nine pounds and regained energy to do housework. Tantye is sold by druggists.
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Tanine
Tantye
Profiteering by a Doctor Near Budapest
A Nagykeros physician faced a profiteering charge after charging 3000 crowns for a single visit to a nearby patient. The initial court dismissed the case, but on appeal a higher court ruled that charging exorbitant professional fees constitutes profiteering, asserting that doctors' services fall under work and are not exempt.
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Nagykeros
Budapest
Judemont
Important to Mothers Examine Bottles for Castoria Signature
Read the warning urging mothers to inspect every bottle of VASTORIA for the signature of Fletcher's Castoria. The notice stresses the remedy's long history and its use for infants and children, urging careful verification before use.
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Fletcher
Southern Beauty Betty Spares All With Kind Words
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune item describes Betty as a southern beauty who speaks kindly of all, noting a recent cold luncheon with her aunt and mother. The scene captures weather woe, a witty remark about cold edges, and a light ad insertion for Cuticura Soap.
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Mare Patty
Chicago
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Erie
Edgen
Old Mag Johnson’s 84 Catch Shocks Local Anglers
In a terse village exchange a fisherman says he has not bitten while another recalls Old Mag Johnson landing 84 fish at that spot the day before yesterday. The remark implies a remarkable haul and unsettled locals and hints at the river’s mood.
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Mag Johnson
Paradoxical What that little man One of the biggest merchants to the town
Paradoxical remark questions the stature of a small man described as one of the town's major merchants, highlighting a clash between size and influence in local business. The line suggests a contrast between appearance and economic clout within the community.
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