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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

2

Indiana Tax Scheme Criticised At Meeting

Nearly 300 property owners, legislators, and business leaders gathered in Indianapolis for a state wide conference on pending constitutional amendments to be voted September 6. The debate centered on whether the legislature should have unrestricted power to tax and whether to adopt an income tax, with advocates arguing for shifting burden to intangibles and incomes, and opponents warning against limitless legislative control. Governor McCray urged caution while Eben Wolcott called the current property tax antiquated and said taxation could be spread across new bases.

Indianapolis Indiana Manufacturers’ Association The Taxpayers’ League Indiana Federation of Farmers State Federation of Labor State Chamber of Commerce J. A. van Osdel, Anderson Warren T. McCray Eben Wolcott State Tax Board

There Is Only One Fool Who Argues With a Woman

A Chicago Tribune correspondent recalls Uncle Jasper’s remark after a quarrel with Aunt Hepzibah. He declares there is only one person larger in folly than a woman and that is the man who dares argue with her.

Chicago Tribune Jasper Hepzibah

Revealing Their Worth

A reflective quote on historical genius and the ability to see nobler meanings in events and the divine in today, likening poets to those who discern deeper significance in the past and present.

Lowell

Onions Said to Have a Kick Like Alcohol

A Philadelphia Inquirer note suggests a large grower of onions claims the odorous vegetable can imitate the stimulating effect of alcoholic drinks, noting it strengthens the breath as effectively as liquor.

Philadelphia Inquirer

Horse drawn tramways first ran in Birkenhead 1860

Street tramways drawn by horses were introduced by an American named Mr. Tram and named after him. They first operated at Birkenhead in 1860 and in London the following year, as reported in London Tit Bits.

Tram Birkenhead London

Bee attack in garden shocks siblings

In a garden incident a sister screamed after a bee stung her while playing with her brother and mother nearby. The boy relayed that she mistook the insect for a butterfly before the sting occurred.

Junior Sister

Resist Thought of Illness Promoted by Lytton

A dense quotation attributed to Lytton urges resisting illness from the onset. It counsels individuals to refuse to acknowledge or confess sickness and to view illness as something to oppose as a matter of principle.

Ilness Lytton

Program dance at Moose Hall Saturday night

Five piece orchestra to play at Moose Hall with a program dance on Saturday night. Advertisement appears Friday and Saturday to invite attendees and performers.

Moose Hall

Forged 10 Fight For His Breath

David Raff at 250 N. asserts Aaniac is the best medicine he has encountered after trying it. The quotation highlights his strong endorsement of the product.

David Raff

Tanlac Restores Health for Philadelphia Man

In Philadelphia 59th Street resident Mr Raff describes lifelong health struggles including indigestion gas heart racing headaches and weight loss. After taking Tanlac he reports improved appetite weight gain better sleep and restored energy, claiming five bottles renewed his health and happiness.

Tanlac

Dance Night at Tokio Features Madeline Parks on Piano

A big dance evening is planned Wednesday at Tokio with Madeline Parks at the piano. Admission is 50 cents, promising lively music and a swing atmosphere for attendees.

Tokio Madeline Parks

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