Why War Savings Stamps Shape Foreign Investment
Prepared for the War Savings Organization for Illinois the article argues that France shows wealth is widely distributed and that War Savings stamps can create a broad financial base in the United States. It notes U S savings rising from six and a half to fifteen billion annually and suggests three billion yearly could fund foreign investments.
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France
Flch
Paris
Reims
Epernay
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
War Savings Movement
WHY WE SAVE No 8 Patriotism and postwar duty
A wartime appeal urges continued national effort in peace. It stresses the duty to support veterans through hospitals, ships, and schools, and explains War Savings stamps enable all citizens, including small savers, to invest in the government and aid reconstruction.
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United States Treasury
Goldier
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Income Tax Campaign Urges Timely Returns March 15
The Internal Revenue Bureau presses for 1918 income tax returns with March 15 as the deadline. Officials urge residents to file Form 1040 A or 1040, secure aid without charge, and ensure accurate reporting of wages, interest, dividends, rents, and other income to avoid penalties.
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Internal Revenue
Julius F. Smletanka
Chicago
Edward D. McCabe
Peoria
John L. Pickering
Springfield
John M. Rapp
East St. Louis
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Internationalists and revolutionists clash over league of nations
Albert H. Laidlaw argues in defense of U S sovereignty amid debate on a world league. Louise Bryant testifies before a senate committee on revolutionary propaganda as the nation weighs a Paris covenant and the prospect of a supranational government. The piece questions whether Americans will accept governance beyond the Constitution and notes President Wilson's Boston remarks.
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Louise Bryant
Russia
Senate Committee
United States
League of Nations
Paris
Europe
Hemispheres
Esquimes
Wilson
Boston
France
Albert"h. Laidlaw
Fruit Prospects Bright for Peach and Apple Crops
Readers report fruit prospects in southern Illinois are excellent for peaches apples and small fruits this season. Strong trees and mild winter conditions boost outlook with peaches expected to be extra large and damage limited to the coldest stretches around 15 degrees below zero.
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Illinois
Centralla Sentinel
Income Tax 13 Truly Popular and By the People
The payment of income taxes gains new significance for every citizen. The tax system is described as truly popular, by the people and for the people, with rates graduated by individual success. The tax methods are determined by representatives of the people, viewing proceeds as a national investment.
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Daniel C
Internue
Government Control and Rail Mileage Shifts
The Pennsylvania system provided 12.2 percent of total steam Toads mileage in the country. By December 31, 1917 it employed 233,600, rising to 293,101 by December 31, 1918. Despite 1918 ton mileage dropping from 1917, about 40,000 more workers were needed, with wages largely increased by government. The piece notes the early hardships of prohibition’s first century.
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Pennsylvania
Smell Test Reveals Flavoring Impact On Tobacco Quality
The Britannica notes that sauces used with tobacco influence flavor and burning qualities. A simple home test of rubbing tobacco in the palm and smelling shows distinct fragrances. Aged Burley with a hint of chocolate gives TM L XEDO Tobacco a unique fragrance detectable by the nose.
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America
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