Income Tax Amendment Promises Major Revenue Shift
An editorial in the Daily Record notes the adoption of the income tax amendment as Article XVI, granting Congress power to tax incomes. It argues this could raise around 100 million dollars annually and shift tax burden from the poor to the rich, while urging Democrats to act for the people. The piece also discusses a separate social comment on Wright and gender expectations.
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Law and enforcement fail to curb deadly youth rifle use
An Asbury Park Press item questions why laws exist if enforcement fails. A Allenhurst man complains his son could buy a powerful rifle. merchants faced by a two elder to sell to an 11 year old boy. The 1912 statute is cited as drastic, yet enforcement remains the issue.
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Divorce Praetor’s Dating Advice Sparks Mixed Reactions
New York Sun reports Kansagow divorce plenary judge who analyses marriages to find a recipe for happiness plans marriage himself. He urges men to court wives, bring flowers, spend evenings at home, start the fire, and avoid jokes about other women to maintain harmony.
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Ice supply debate fizzles amid steady harvests in northeast
Figures show Maine and Northern New York yielded a normal ice crop while upper New Jersey and Pennsylvania lakes supplied three quarters of the demand, with thousands of tons carried over from last year. Artificial ice could cover any remaining gap, reducing dependence on natural supply and price volatility.
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Assassination Trends Across 112 Years Compared
The New York Telegram notes a rise in political killings from 1801 to 1903 counting 38 assassinations including double murders. It highlights 7 crimes in the first 64 years and 31 in the last 48, suggesting a troubling pattern despite other progress.
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Peace activists urge repeal of toll exemption in Panama Canal Act
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace backs a move to repeal the toll exemption for American vessels in the Panama Canal Act. Critics call the effort a farce that serves factional interests and threatens national unity.
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Fragmentary quote on judging and festival reference
The text presents a truncated reflection on judging others and mentions a Christian Spring festival of Haster, offering no clear event or person details.
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Bubbles and Beliefs Across Papers Echo Social Views
A collage of editorial quips and observations from various papers. It cites critiques on music profits, Easter customs, suffrage questions, and Mr Pankhurst, plus a Coatesville alert on hotel licenses and a Camden cartoon motif about children blowing bubbles as life metaphors.
Proletariat Question Sparks Defiant Reply in Ledger Quote
A Philadelphia Ledger item quotes a student asking a man about wealth and fear of the proletariat. The reply, I ain't, is tied to a claim that “we boil all our drinking water” as a sign of confidence or resilience.
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New Styles Promising Latest News and Store Updates
A fragment announces new styles and urged readers to stay informed on the latest offerings. It emphasizes timely access to updates and reliable information from the REC Del adette or similar sources to help customers buy the newest items at best value.
Thoughts on Liberty and Individual Rights
A fragment argues that individual rights form the basis of true liberty and condemns obligatory measures. It notes compulsory military service taxation and voting as trends, urging respect for liberty and personal rights despite state power. It cites French citizenship and historical freethought under restrictive rule.
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Imitation Diamonds and Glass Gems Explored
The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post explains that paste diamonds are 80 percent brilliant like glass imitations. It notes the top surface reflections differ from true gems and that colors come from interior light. Glass diamonds are soft and susceptible to chemical wear, dulling quickly.
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Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
Wilson regime reverses ideas in foreign policy shift
Washington dispatch reports the Wilson administration may reverse prior policies on Chinese loans and financing of South American republics. The piece notes Democrats favored independence for the Philippines and Bryan’s expected influence on policy, with emphasis on a broader retrenchment of U S foreign involvement after the Spanish American War.
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