Lord Leverhulme on wages and profits tax for Britain
London, Dec. 9. Lord Leverhulme asserts England faces rising wages as industry modernizes. He urges higher wages tied to productivity and proposes a 5 percent tax on trading profits above £2,060 to stimulate industry without hurting small businesses, arguing profits tax would boost effort and growth.
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Outside Help in Sugar Barrels?
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt humorously notes sugar contamination by sand as a gag about local grocers. Mr. Putterby argues the many passing automobiles keep sugar safe while revealing the town’s cheeky distrust of merchants.
Car clash sparks talk of driving choices
A Birmingham Age-Herald satirical exchange mocks a near collision as a motorist complains a larger car would prevent a pedestrian scare. The brief reflects on offensive conduct and pride in vehicle size amid street hazards.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Number 40 for the Blood Medical Mail-Order Cure Promoted
A testimonial promotes Number 40 for the Blood as a remedy for malaria fever glandular disease scrofula eczema skin ailments constipation stomach and liver trouble chronic rhotism and other poisons. The letter asserts success after taking multiple bottles and names a Wakulla office and a drug store as sellers.
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H. IL. Burnett
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Drug Co
Roads in terrible condition near town
Mr Chuggins laments the roads as Farmer Caraussel notes travelers are distracted by seeking a blacksmith or parare for repairs and fail to engage in friendly chat, highlighting travel hazards and social strain.
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