What Shall We Do With Our Surplus
ELISHW ROBERTS former Treasurer of the United States argues for a flat reduction of all tax collections to eliminate excess revenues. He says a modest credit balance is ideal and that cutting collections would allow producers and consumers to gain immediately, letting citizens decide how to spend and invest surplus funds. He calls for the coming Congress to adopt a direct relief method to reduce revenue.
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United States
Sahara
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Tri State News In Brief Millereburg Man Held In Murder Case
A fraying summary of a chaotic Tri State in Brief column notes multiple local incidents. Jury deliberations in a murder case involve Ben Thickinson, while Peters adopts a legal stance on a different matter. Fires, accidents, and police actions are reported across towns including Millereburg, Toledo, and Struthers, with various court and public safety updates.
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Millereburg
Ben Thickinson
Mmnghes
Ae Veidier
Man
Royal Wedding Feast and Odd Culinary Tales
An assortment of historical, odd notes describes sulfur use and symptoms, Peter the Great’s baked geose with apples, and a royal wedding feast. It mentions Vickine Visconti, Edywoed TH, Marie Antoinette, and a dauphine fed on wild thyme herbs with salted condiments.
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Vickine Visconti
Ayas Mare Medoto
Marie Antoinette
Cootton
The Simplon Tunnel Longest In the Work
The Simplon tunnel, twelve and a quarter miles long, is the longest in the work.
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Simplon
To Get Rid of Mice and Odd Notes from 19th Century Text
A collection of short, miscellaneous notes covers mice deterrents using a plaster and equine powders mix, a dubious claim about the Sandwich Islands reverting to heathenism in 1862, a note on asbestos shingles absorbing water, and a fragmented remark on silk cultivation and velvet naming origin myths.
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Our
Plaster of Paris
Sandwich Islands
The Largest Monastery and Fossil Fuel Records
The largest monastery noted is the Friuiciscus at Quite Bengdor with a historic mention of coal as fuel. Earlier records cite the abbey of Peterborough in Bab Db noting twelve luis of fossil fuel in its entries.
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Quite
Bengdor
Abbey of
Peterborough
Winds In Arabia Dig Deep Sand Pits In Hours
Whirling winds in Arabia can erode sand to depths around 200 feet with pits often three times their diameter. A sand pit may form and be fully observed within a few hours, with another excavated nearby in a short distance.
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Arabia
Ten Thousand Men Laid Off at Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia February 6 Ten thousand men have been laid off since December at the Baldwin locomotive works due to lack of orders for engines. Samuel M Vaudelain notes substantial orders have come and gone and that the plant may close if no new work arrives. The full force once about 19 600 has been reduced by 10,000 since December with layoffs beginning in January.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Samuel M. Vauelaln
Ion
Wis
Fragmented global orders echo reality beyond America
The text suggests widespread disruption with references to European, Japanese, and continental sources. It notes that not only America faces troubles but that scattered orders and economic strain are felt internationally, indicating a broader pattern of supply and governance challenges.
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Japan
Rendine
América
Vote on the Harrisburg state capital statue plan debated
Lane Wante backs a statewide vote on the Capitol statue plan in Harrisburg amid opposition over pacing and location. David Holene of Philadelphia questions the process while the Republican committee pursues funding and a state commission member, Mr. Jaine, is tasked with carrying out legislative action.
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Lane
Philadelphia
Web
A& Atatae
Harrisburg
David Holene
Thieliy
Hue
Capitel Park i Harvishire
Uie
Jaine
UK Commission
Capitol Park
Capitol
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
The
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Se Meade
Valdis Carpenter
Gobiank
Kasarad
Sean Ginss Mall Mates
Elishw. Roberts
Clannon's
White Township
Plymouth Rock
Fifth
Philadelphia Streets
Chambersville
King & McClain
Indiana
King & McGlain
Indison
Philadelphia St
Erickson Fr
New County
Orner
Webster"Co
DeBoig
Grant Atrest
Normal
Grant Street
Locust Street
Sixth
Wayne Avenue
Berk and Chester
T. A. Gilbert
Marshall Building
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Eyaland Bar Hospital
Fiftht Avenue
Pittsburg
Nana Rene
Thia
Alligon’s
Mig
Saxton
Fifer
Evening Gazette
Bates
Tri-State News
Matean
Peters
Pends Yaroo City
Bilding
Aloyes
Toledo
Uy Pot
Brand Whitlow
Butter, Pa
Calvin W. Baxter
Butter Passenger Railway Company
Synadora Tine Indy
Baxter
Thorytsville
Gmana
Latrobe
Duquesne
Pradenville
Eleeriie
Wes Turk
Joseph
Woereen
Graham
Jepontes
Elt
Tyre
Heide
Teroli
Veeretess “Pott
Cho
Mwents
Eos
Indaseanieat
Preyallel Taodhas
Orb
Rebbal Poiron
Kit van Maeter
Ds Allens
Porsons
Vien Meter
van Meter
Nore
Youngstown
Mettos
Father Piast
Struthers
Vatrok O'Byrne
Father Fiast
Peter the Great
Peter
Riadiont
Daly
Linlion
ARK RS
Yale
Loughry
Lancaster
W. R. Loughry & Co
Wallace Dry Goods CO
J. C. Wallace & Son
North Sixth Street
Alaskas
Valentines
Men’s & Boys
Wright
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