Leader Notice Cautions on Corrections to Reflections
The Graham Leader warns that any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any person firm or corporation printed in its columns will be corrected promptly once brought to the publishers' attention.
Tax Exempts Shrink Millionaire Class And Shift Tax Burden
The article notes that tax-exempt securities reduced last year’s total net income by over 4.0 billion dollars and cut the number of one million dollar earners from 206 in 1916 to 21. It argues 30 billion in tax-exempts absorb by investors leaves small earners paying 46 percent of federal income tax, shifting burden from the rich to the poor.
Twelve Richest Men Named by Wall Street Leaders
The Fort Worth Record lists wealth estimates for Henry Ford and other global magnates. It identifies Henry Ford at 550 million dollars and John D. Rockefeller at 500 million, with numbers for the duke of Westminster and several billionaires including Basil Zaharoff, Hugo Stinnes, and J. B. Duke.
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Hugo Stinnes
Percy Rockefeller
Baron H. H. Mitsui
Baron K. Isasaki
J. B. Duke
Geo. F. Baker
the Gaekwar
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T. B. Walker
United States
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Neglected Opportunities by an Institute Worker’s Wife
A narrator reflects on missed chances to leverage work by institute workers and home demonstration agents. She recalls waking to realize they offered valuable resources she initially dismissed, describing their guidance as precisely what she needed as a rs' wife.
Demonstration Agent Teaches Farm Women Profit Tips
Mrs M S. urges farm women to consult home demonstration agents for grading packing and presenting products appealingly. She calls on all farm women to seek advice and apply it to maximize profits.
Hog lice control in dry hog lots with oil sand baths
The Progressive Farmer suggests that hogs in dry lots suffer lice in summer. Provide clean wallows, oil the water surface, or use coal tar disinfectants. Dipping may be best but costly. an oil soaked sand bath in a shaded shallow box offers an economical substitute to reduce lice.
Rose o' the Sea opens at National Theatre with Anita Stewart
The seacoast charm meets Broadway glamour in Rose o' the Sea. Anita Stewart stars in the two day National Theatre engagement starting August 1, directed by Fred Niblo. The story follows a simple country girl turned Fifth Avenue shop saleswoman under a shipwreck guardian.
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Broadway
Anita Stewart
National Theatre
Countess Barcynska
FredNiblo
Fifth Avenue
Father Knickerbocker
1924 Studebaker Models Debut in Ten Body Types
The Oil Belt Motor Company announces the 1924 Studebaker cars described as the finest and greatest value yet. Models include Big Six Special Six and Light Six offered in twelve body types with improvements verified by engineering tests. Local dealers urge readers to view the page ad detailing features and dependable performance.
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Oil Belt Motor Company
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Isle of Lost Ships romance at National Theatre
The Isle of Lost Ships is the featured romance and adventure at the National Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Maurice Tourneur directs the film presented by M. C. Levee through First National. The tale is set on an island in the Sargasso Sea formed from derelicts caught in a weed filled vortex.
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Maurice Tourneur
M. C. Levee
First National
Sargasso Sea
North Atlantic Ocean
Frogs That Bark Return From Santo Domingo Expedition
An American Museum of Natural History expedition brings back specimens of frogs that bark like foxhounds and squeal like pigs. They inhabit tree tops and lay eggs on the ground which hatch directly into fully formed tiny frogs.
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New York
Santo Domingo
Insurance office scene raises odd question about indulgence
A doctor questions a nervous man applying for a policy in an insurance office. The man awkwardly answers that he sometimes chews a little gum, prompting the doctor to inquire if he is a fast liver.
Weeping Willow Drives Rainy Exit in Natural Science
She urges departure as rain falls on her cheek while he notes they stand under a weeping willow. The brief dialogue evokes a scene of weather and setting shaping the moment.
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