08 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Ludington Daily News
Location
Ludington, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
1
Washington reports the public resists a luxury tax on soda pop while supporting bond funding. The piece argues Americans will pay income tax and buy liberty bonds, but dislike a form that directly taxes everyday luxuries. It portrays tax fairness as favoring the taxpayer who avoids daily small charges.
The document describes widespread disapproval and social tension around taxes on consumer items such as umbrellas shoes neckties and stockings. It notes grievances about government actions while referencing recent protest activity and cautions against excessiveamak actions.
Fragmentary text mentions prisoners and wartime notes with scattered names and places. The readable portions indicate a chaotic history article style, but no coherent events, dates, or clear entities emerge to summarize reliably.
Ludington high school graduates plan further study at University of Michigan, Michigan normal schools, and other colleges. Commercial graduates will seek stenography, bookkeeping, or stays in Ludington. many aim for jobs with The Daily News, Buick, or other firms. Numerous students choose Michigan, Kalamazoo, St Marys Monroe, or Milwaukee for various courses in arts, engineering, nursing, telegraphy, or teaching.
New York reports 6,108,206 Catholics, followed by Pennsylvania with 1,867,000 and Illinois with 1,481,789 as The Official Catholic Directory shows a national Catholic population of 14,024, more than previous year, in 48 states.
A fragmentary remark from the Baltimore American notes playful boasts of knights and chivalry. It muses on how flattery can charm a woman, even when one pretends not to know a subject, and comments on social vanity in casual speech.
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