Loop Furnished for Law Evasion in State Tax Probe
State Tax Commission findings show women payday licenses set at six dollars evading tax rules. Cases include a merchant with ten thousand dollars stock whose wife paid six dollars for a license, while men pay based on stock value. Frederick County reveals one quarter of license holders paid no taxes. The commission reports corporations and bonds escaped taxation and pledges further actions.
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State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Frederick County
Clert Gaver
Board of County Commissioners
The Wise Christmas Buyer Keeps Lists and Notes
A column advises careful holiday gift planning using year old lists and year round notes. It stresses matching gifts to the recipient and their circumstances, noting practical items like table linen may suit housekeepers, while extravagant pieces can seem inappropriate.
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Fife
The Man Who Rules The World Today The Greatest Gift
Christmas stands for one thing our Father's wondrous love to us his erring children in sending his only begotten Son into this world to die for our sins and to rise again to be our Deliverer. The true Christmas gift is accepting this gift and sharing it by giving ourselves and all we serve to others. Personal contact between rich and poor matters more than charity societies.
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Jesus Christ
Christiazs
Lerous
Chistes
Christuns
Res
A. Lorrey
The Message of Christmas Proclaims Joy to All Nations
The piece extols Christmas as the evangel of joy and a universal light guiding men to the one true God. It argues Christ’s birth transforms civilization, elevates morality, and offers peace to those of good will, warning that abandoning these principles invites disorder. Subscribe for The News.
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Beth- Jehent
Earth
Christ
Palestine
Judea
Wen
What Women Are Really Doing in Divorce in 1910
Tarbell analyzes Thirteenth Census data to reveal that 186,065 of 30 million married women had been divorced by 1910. She notes rising divorce rates across 1900, 1910, and 1890 periods, argues changes in social norms and marriage ideals, and critiques evolving courtship practices.
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Ida M. Tarbell
January
Woman's Home Companion
United States
Miss Tarbell
Takara
Miss Lauterbach Describes German War Effort From Leipzig
Miss Kathe Lauterbach former Hood College German teacher now YWCA secretary in Leipzig writes to Frederick readers to correct misunderstandings about Germany and its culture in wartime. She praises patriotism, notes her brother volunteers for the Emperor, and urges readers to avoid sensational English press narratives.
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Miss Lauterbach
Germany
J. H. Apple
Hood College
Kathe Lauterbach
Leipzig
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