Extra Session to Tackle Tariff and Tax Reforms
The coming extra session will cover tariff revisions, income tax debate, possible inheritance tax, Philippine independence, currency laws, and anti trust measures. Democrats push schedule by schedule to avoid Senate defeat, while Ways and Means prepares appointments and faces opposition from powerful interests.
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New Spellers Move Against English Orthography
The New York Simplified Spelling Board issues its fourth list, pushing old spellings toward phonetic forms. It proposes dropping letters in many common words, changing endings, and altering consonant clusters, while preserving some roots and noting exceptions for certain words.
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Wall Street Banks Prefer High Loan Margins and Favoritism
The New York Post notes Wall Street banks require about a twenty point margin on loans with stocks or bonds as security. If securities drop, banks demand more collateral, and favored borrowers receive smooth handling. Some clients tolerate rate hikes, accepting small daily interest differences as normal costs.
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Two Dollar Bill of 1774 Scrip Revealed in Indiana
A rare Continental two dollar bill once owned by a Shortridge High School former teacher was gifted in 1868. The piece, about 5 by 2 inches, bears an Annapolis date of 1774 and a design listing William Eddis and H Lapham. The reverse shows the British crown with engravers Green, and a warning against counterfeiting. Moon riverbeds and lunar ribs discussed by Harper’s in context of ancient channels. Friday debate day features school poems and gladiator addresses with a humorous wealth versus education exchange.
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Proverb Scrutinized and Tramp Tales in Brief
A set of clipped quips and parables from 19th century papers. A Washington Star quotation debates honor and selling in unknown towns. A tramp tells a tale of loss and explosion to a skeptical woman. A child’s naughty bedtime threat and a fragmentary misquote.
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Behind the Wicket Aurora Temple Anniversary
Aurora Temple No 12 Knights of the Golden Eagle celebrated its third anniversary in Odd Fellows Hall with about 150 members present. Delegations from Liberty Temple and Pride of War attended. Grand officers presided. entertainment featured music, readings, solos, and addresses, followed by dancing and supper.
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Second Baptist Church Services Announcement
Services at the Second Baptist Church will be held tomorrow at the usual hours with a 6.30 a.m. prayer service and 10.45 a.m. preaching by Rev. H. Jane. Sunday school starts at 2.30 p.m. Evening worship at 7.45 p.m. features sermon by Rev. Dr. B. J. Pletcher of Petersburg, Va. Dr. Pletcher praised as a leading southern preacher. B. Y. U. meets at 6 p.m. Prayers for children and trustees installation during the evening service. All invited especially those without a church home.
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Services at Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship Times
Regular worship at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 16 45 and 7 40 with the pastor preaching at both. Morning theme Beliefs in the Resurrection. Sunday school session at 12 00. A cordial welcome to all. Advertise in the Daily Record. it will pay you.
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Charles Hower Dead Father-in-Law of Robert Hubbard
Charles Hower 71 died at 3 AM after a period of illness, soon after his daughter Mrs. Robert Hubbard passed away. Born in Philadelphia he lived in Highlands, married Ann Maria Embley, and left five surviving children. Funeral at Brighton Avenue residence Monday at 2 PM with E Briggs Nash officiating. burial Greenlawn cemetery under William H. Morris Jr. supervision.
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