Publication Details and Advertiser Circulation Note
Daily newspaper published in the Sun building with foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St. Louis. Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation and guarantees figures from its report. No. 165
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Sun
Ohio Strees
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
English Budget Sparks Outcry Over Taxes on Rich and Cars
The piece denounces England's budget by describing a tax plan targeting high incomes, motor cars by horsepower, gasoline use, and inheritance, while sparing cab owners and doctors. It contrasts the proposed social spending with past wartime taxes and notes plans to boost old age pensions and child exemptions.
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England
France
London
America
Teachers Salaries and the True Economy of Education
Dr. C H Parkhurst argues that genuine economy in public schooling means better funding, not austerity. He asserts a higher salary is needed to retain top teachers and attract capable newcomers, linking teacher quality to student outcomes and city strength.
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Department of Municipal Service
Department of the Publi
We Were for Ging Along Down Under Storm At Sea
An old storyteller recalls a voyage when a thunderstorm struck the ship and a bolt plugged a hole by the fore to gaff mast, preventing foundering. The tale blends sea peril with a reflective poem on love and death as life’s drama unfolds.
Life and Love Through Dreaming and Strife
Poetic reflection on life combining dreaming and daily toil. Mentions life’s pain and joy, love’s presence, and the steady pace of existence. A compact devotional tone emphasizes resilience and hope amid hardship.
Have Another Goose Drinker Proverb Says All Follow
A Dutch proverb notes that when one goose drinks, others imitate, illustrating herd behavior and social imitation in animal crowds.
Family coop gives boys learn to own on Kansas farm
Charles Kirtland keeper of 250 acres near Salina Kansas runs a farm as a cooperative family business. Sons Fred 16 and John 14 rent 40 acres and seed wheat, while Chester 6 buys two pigs and earns $15. They all accumulate capital, learn ownership, and receive real money profits without parental strings.
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Kansas
Indiana
Charles Kirtland
Salina
Kas
Memnbers
Mr. Kirtland
Fred
John
Kirnard
Chester
On the Honeymoon
A Kansas City Journal brief notes a couple on their honeymoon with a playful exchange about wearing shoes in the rain, highlighting domestic humor from the period.
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Kansas City Journal
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S. Thompson
Belowmonius
Senator
Yessiz
Salarts
DR. C. H. Parkhurst
Jack
Lil
Bill EE
Foye
MR Jack
Randon
George W. Stout
Cain Fleld
Robinson
Dumiley
Dumley
Dumsey
Dolly
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