The Oleomargarine Scandal In Tax Evasion Debate
The Internal Revenue Service reports a thirteen year toll of 27 million dollars in oleomargarine tax evasion by about six thousand dealers with 42 jailed this year. The piece argues the tax system creates an artificial crime and urges repeal of the 10 cent per pound tax on colored oleomargarine, allowing sale at normal price if no deception occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
Germany's Year Foretells a Turbulent War Ahead
The author argues Germany dominates early war prospects with vast resources and conquests in Belgium and France. He notes Russia's setbacks, Austria-Hungary's revival under German support, and uncertain futures as Allied manpower and munitions grow. A Civil War analogy warns that endurance could swing the balance to the Allies in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
East Prussia
Belgium
France
Great Britain
England
Austria-Hungary
Savig
Austria- Hungary
Austria
Bohemia
Galicia
Carpathians
Przemysl
Lemberg
Russia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Greece
Italy
Turkey
Lloyd-George
South
How to Keep Safe Under Shell Fire
A British army officer warns coast towns that no building can withstand bombardment by warships. Deep cellars are safest, with gas off and supplies ready. open country on rising ground is next best. Curiosity at Hartlepool and Scarborough led to deaths. stay calm and seek shelter promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scarborough
Hartlepool
Kansas
Tommy Likes Music To Cheer Him Up
London notes a British Army supply blunder leaving soldiers without a mouth organ in their knapsacks. The mouth organ is praised as a morale-boosting, goal stirring instrument, with a virtuoso musician in each regiment who performs before a crowded trench audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
London
Mans
Water needs in poultry care and fire reporting notes
Fresh water for chickens is essential and should be changed several times daily. Clean the water dish thoroughly each day to prevent contamination. In related news, S5e uses telegraphy for Gin reporting on forest fires.
American Sparrows Helpful to Farmers Says USDA Bulletin
A USDA investigator urges encouraging about 40 North American sparrow species as beneficial to crops. Native sparrows eat insects including pests and weeds seeds, aiding winter weed control. the snow bird and tree sparrow are especially numerous, with huge weed-seed destruction estimates across the Midwest and Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
California
Mississippi Valley
New Bulletin
Iowa
Massachusetts
Green Food for Chickens and Weather Wit
Advice on feeding chickens lawn clippings or garden weeds when confined without grass. Captioned humor sketches describe a weather prophet mockery and a woodland picnic thwarted by a storm, ending with a quip about birds indoors and a man’s hearing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. EL. Alburn
Bree
H. Askew Chiropractor
Greencastle, Ind
E. Wash. St
Igent
Vehcles
Farma
Ind
Liverpool
Broken Bow
Joplin
Jericho
Saskatchewan
Cork
New York
Susan
Walt Mason
Judge
James W. Andrews
Bath, Mo
The
Greencastle Herald
Sara A