Snare of Exposure Ends a Career of Greed
A sharp warning on public fate follows a career built on money grabbing as infamy outweighs any past wealth. The axiom hints society forgives offenses yet condemns being caught and exposed.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
4
A sharp warning on public fate follows a career built on money grabbing as infamy outweighs any past wealth. The axiom hints society forgives offenses yet condemns being caught and exposed.
Claims to harmonize stomach liver and bowels by toning the digestive system. Promotes cleansing and purification of the entire eliminative tract and suggests using NR Tablets occasionally for ongoing wellness. Advertises a 25 cent box sold and guaranteed by druggists.
An Internal Revenue statement by Collector Elwood Hamilton urges complete and accurate 1919 tax returns. Do not rely on guesswork or estimates. Include overtime bonuses shares in profits and in-kind compensation such as rent or board. Taxable income includes Liberty Bond bonuses notes and interest.
The article outlines which earnings are taxable and exempt. It notes that accident and health insurance payments and workers compensation are exempt from income tax, as are damages recovered for injuries or sickness. Tips to service staff are taxable as income, pensions are taxable, and widow payments may be seen as gifts. It also explains other income sources from business profits and property and emphasizes including gains from all ventures in annual reckoning.
A brief remark notes that a person asking about how you feel does not want to hear a long list of symptoms. The line emphasizes moving past detailed complaints and focusing on the core inquiry.
Hudson No 1 built in 1909 remains in daily service in Poughkeepsie New York with over 200000 miles driven. Owner Joseph P Davis praises its endurance despite lacking modern refinements and notes its frame and components remain strong.
A noted musician derides ragtime as uneducated music while noting its appeal to certain crowds. A brief Paris dispatch reports women there going without stockings, but the piece dismisses Paris as distant and not worth worry.
A reflective line notes that grownups are as self centered as children but hide it with manners and restraint. It suggests politeness masks selfish motives rather than absence of selfishness.
A wry note compares divorce law leniency across states to the folly of spending without care, suggesting the risk of splitting assets follows folly anywhere.
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