Bonus Bill Vetoed By President Haramsy
President Haramsy vetoed the soldiers bonus bill, saying Congress failed to provide revenue and that the total first four years would reach about 750 million dollars with eventual costs over four billion. He warned loans substitute for cash payments borrow from national credit and risk public finances. Senate discussions followed with Republican support for the veto and House plans to sustain it.
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Harding weighs new budget cuts to curb deficit
Washington September 20 President Harding and his cabinet spent two hours on government finances with a projected next year revenue shortfall near 50 million dollars. The new budget was discussed but no decisions were made as Harding signaled he would not request appropriations exceeding 3.298 billion dollars.
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Remarkable recovery cited after Dreco treatment
Mrs Shipley of Baltimore recounts refusing a surgical operation, crediting Dreco with rapid improvement from stomach, kidney, and neural pains. She claims weight gain, better appetite, no headaches, restored sleep, and increased energy after using two bottles. Advertisement notes Dreco introduction by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick and availability nationwide.
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