Corporate tax debate in Pennsylvania and rivals gains
Herbert Knox Smith reports to the president on corporate tax systems across New Jersey Delaware Maryland and New York highlighting stock taxes capital taxes and exemptions. The analysis notes New Jersey derives 35 percent of total state revenue from one source and Pennsylvania imposes a stock tax while manufacturing enjoys exemptions in several states.
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New ‘Jersey
Delaware
District’ of Columbia
Herbert ‘Knox
Smith
New, Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Penn
Hylvan
New_Jersey
Attrac
New’ York
New Jersey Clergymen Debate Women's Hats in Church
Clergymen in New Jersey publicly debated whether women should remove or keep hats during services. Rev Samuel Guy Snowden of Madison Avenue Presbyterian New York argued for removal, citing distractions hindering salvation. Other pastors from Westchester and Minnesota voiced concerns about hatwear distracting worshipers and obstructing spirituality.
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New Jersey
Mh Enesty
Ae Nong Tinton
Billae Beth Ebuerhes
Frontte Eleet
Samuel Guy “Snowden
Madison Avene Presbyterian Church
New York
Vanillios
Clurch
Bequtiti
Ralderston
KT. Thamer
Dustless Roads Urged and National Spec Details Noted
The report discusses road construction methods and materials including asphalt base and stone substructure. It notes a winter job in Warren County with state aid, a cost around 250000 dollars, and mentions heavy equipment and compaction methods used for a durable surface.
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Luiz Suiboutt
New Jersey
Warren County
Ias
Ncidan
Flies Injure Crops and Spread Plant Diseases
Readable portions describe how flies transmit fungal diseases to crops by carrying spores on their bodies and through excreta. The article details the horsefly as a primary culprit and explains how certain fungi spread via fly activity harming wheat, fruit, and other produce.
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Cunefield
Nehrdon
Fragmentary Speech at Dinner Mentions Carnegie and Self Made Men
A garbled passage references Andrew Carnegie at a Washington dinner praising self made men. It hints at themes of financial success, envy, and intellectual achievement, with disjointed lines about education in Latin Greek algebra and a nephew named Tom MY SOK. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
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Andrew Carnegie
Washington
Linivell
Welk
Errol
St Dalais
Hilaleed
Baltimore Veterans Firemen's Meet Promises Grand Parade
Plans for Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association event in Baltimore highlight a three day convention with a major parade on Thursday. Officials forecast about 20 000 attendees and showcase historic equipment and aging veterans as part of a statewide firemen celebration.
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Fremen’ of
Maryland
Nepiberu
Firemen’s Association of
Baltimore
Aupociaton
Stacey A Priday
Wall
Penney, Ail Co
Pogelbly
States Organization
Pradore Iek
Wu Py & G
Thurmont
Inder
Bullimore
Brunswick Organizes Fire Company After Water Works
The town formed a volunteer fire company of over 100 members about a year after installing water works. Officers for the first year include President BE Cy Shater and Vice President Willane Schnauffer, with G J Stammer, Frank Spitzer as secretaries, J P Kaichtnan as treasurer, ChantLan Smith as chaplain, Jobak Green as chief, and Dre We Be Watson as engineer. The roster includes most prominent local business men. The outfit has 8,000 feet of hose and a hook and ladder wagon with fire plugs at every corner, providing water pressure to reach the tallest buildings.
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Brunswick
Han
of & Water Works
Aystem
BE. Cy Shater
Willane Schnauffer
G. J. Stammer
Frank Spitzer
J.P. Kai Ehaplain
Chraylon Smith
Crgeant
Ot Arms
Social World notices at Miss Ritchie’s school in dancing
The Bor AS and Miss Ritchie’s dancing school will hold its regular subscription affair this evening at 9 o’clock on West Church Street. Patrons and friends are invited to attend. No cards have been issued. A lesson will precede the soirée at 8 o’clock.
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Bor
Unclear OCR Narrative on Birds and Human Observations
Fragmented OCR text describes rats, birds, nests, and various disjointed phrases. It mentions testing, neighborhoods, and a mysterious scene with canaries and a newly planted something. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals.
Census figures sought for state and county turnout
The article describes a broad census effort across counties and towns, with officials compiling data from many communities. It notes promises of a careful survey process and mentions the involvement of political figures and agencies while stressing accuracy and efficiency in collecting population figures.
Village Notice on Advertising From The News
A brief promotional piece stresses that placing advertisements in The News yields results for selling renting hiring or disposing of items. It promotes Vitlle advertisements as effective for all wants and needs.
Maryland Lodge Chapters Grow Amid National Movement
Maryland lodges expand as new chapters form across the state. Reports note activity by National Drafters of the Ninerkath Revolution and openings in Millervile, Washington Inst, and connected towns. The reorganizations aim to recruit younger members and boost local advertising efforts.
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Maryland
Die Ligiglitors
Angelo Dteeobuthon
Elyhus Guia
Yong Peoples
Atay Niethig
the National Draughters
Ninerkath Revolution Chetd' Ig Wistsington
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