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Newspaper

Grabill Review

Location

Grabill, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1913

Page

3

War Revenue Bill Tax Schedule Details and Inheritance Rates

The article outlines the proposed war revenue bill taxing Bends debentures life insurance and many goods including insurance premiums freight and tickets. It notes a 10 percent tariff on free articles and 10 percent on dutiable items, higher income and inheritance taxes, increased excise levies on liquor tobacco and amusements, new taxes on heat light and telephone bills, and revised mail rates. It also covers exemptions penalties and committee actions with emphasis on impact to individuals and businesses.

Tatalton Plesale Eee Eee Ana Asbahiom Washington House Committee Ways and Means Representative Dizon Indiana

Euclidean Axiom Teases Boarders and Landlady

A humorous Euclidean axiom from Stephen Leacock at McGill is cited by Youths Censapasica. It imagines two boarders with equal room sizes and argues that if the landlady’s wrangle with each rival mirrors the other, their weekly bills must remain equal. otherwise a contradiction arises.

Stephen Leacock McGill University

On the Job. The Sphinx Keeps Mouth Shut and Succeeds

The piece depicts a disciplined figure known as the Sphinx who maintains a quiet mouth and unwavering calm in business. It highlights poised restraint as a strategic advantage in professional settings.

Plans for Raising New United States Armies by Draft

The draft plan envisions selecting 1 000 000 for a con script army, 500 000 for fre t quota, and expanding regular army and National Guard to war strength. Volunteers ages 18 to 40 are allowed, with a total potential force near 2 001 000. Roosevelt’s volunteer abroad idea is dropped. pay raises for enlisted personnel are set and machine gun units are authorized. Prohibition near camps is strict, and registration fraud carries severe penalties.

Regular Army National Guard War Department United States Roosevelt Col Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Britick England France Belgium Egypt Balkans Mesopotamia Baker Germany Gifeere William L. Keller Dantel P. Card George M. Edwarde Ris Orangis Scott West Point

Washingtons Conscription Law Details and Provisions

The document outlines the workings of a conscription law with ages 21 to 90, total draft targets and exemptions for ministers, religious students, sect members, clerks, armory workers, farmers, and other industries. It notes immediate registration, dispatch to local garrisons, and provisions for exemptions and special troops.

Washington Ccsesees National Guard Ofiera Firat

Separate Peace Talk Urged by Russian Socialists with Germany

Russian socialist leaders declare willingness to act with Germany to end the war and restore the internationale. A Stockholm conference and new ties with Scheidemann are discussed as steps toward peace amid wartime strain.

Germany Stockholm Scheidemann Devil Gorki Novaia Zhisa

Self-Control and Temperance Lesson for May 20

A religious lesson critiques intemperance drawing from scripture. It argues strong drink harms moral judgment and society, cites verses about drunkenness and its consequences, and urges persistent precept upon precept teaching to children to counter the wine's ruinous impact.

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Pioneer Prema Noted for City Presence and Country View

A fragmented note remarks on a person or entity named Pioneer Prema. It contrasts city restrictions with rural expectations and references a year, initials, and a place, implying a commentary or slogan about social mobility.

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