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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
6
In a remote forest scene Curtiss and Sallie converse about integrity and the pull of different lives. He speaks of justice and inner truths while acknowledging the lure of the open air and distant responsibilities. Their exchange hints at deeper emotional conflict and a tentative promise to reform.
The revenue act 1924 allows a head of family to claim a $2,500 personal exemption and a $400 credit for each dependent under 18 or incapable of self support. A dependent need not live in the same house. Only one household member may claim head of family. The $400 credit does not apply to spouses.
In a terse quip from Ed Purdy's Philos the author notes that many a hard boiled bird becomes tender after coming off the fire. The wry line juxtaposes toughness and exposure to heat for humorous effect.
A Dorchester, Massachusetts hobbyist keeps about 800 bricks gathered since 1872 from churches, schools, residences, and public buildings. Each brick bears an oil painted image on its broad side depicting the originating structure, creating a unique visual history of Dorchester.
The paper mark collapsed after the rentenmark introduction a year earlier. Banks and institutions handed vast quantities to junk dealers by the ton as notes lost nearly all value. Most notes were destroyed or repurposed into pasteboard boxes amid the end of the inflation period.
An electric automobile designed for invalids is now produced in England. It carries one passenger and runs smoothly, preventing jostling or jar for the rider. The vehicle suits those who find horse-drawn or other mechanical cars uncomfortable.
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