Why Parents Favor Shielding Sons From Labor
The piece argues that parents who prevent sons from working do them a disservice by hindering success earned through hard labor. It notes high food prices and farm economics, praising hard work as essential for future achievement and criticizing middlemen and policy limits that blunt earnings. It also touches on hog pricing politics and government price floors affecting producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hari
Maine
Ooatia
Mirtoon
Porinds
Abe Dlah
Bate Py Rhone
Corwith Old School Fire Destroys Building and Records
A blaze at Corwith's old school building Friday night scorched the finance room and destroyed most records and equipment. Fire brigades and wind-driven embers threatening nearby structures failed to save the building. Students were evacuated safely as villagers offered wraps. plans for a new building price estimates reach up to $35,000 to $40,000 with insurance listed at $13,000 and equipment at $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Gee Company
Vangunied Lgicky
Corwith
Oxtey
Setigol
Chaoli
Avfike
Waa
Equipman
Corwitht Hustler
Deduel Gifts From Thome Aims At War Relief Funds
Donations to war chest funds and religious institutions announced today to support WW relief work and tax purposes. Gifts to churches or religious organizations are described as valid under legal provisions permitting donations to incorporated charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logsislulion Corumunil
Weinvilae
Internal Revenué
Actividiea
Ave
Hogs Price Dilemma Tied to Neutral Trade Policy
A government brief on hog pricing cites a proposed 17 1/2 dollars per hundredweight as a temporary measure. The plan, valid until a formal decision announced after February 28, aims to fix a mining price while embargoes on parks affect neutral countries and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wars Death Toll Tops Seven Million Across Nations
Statistics released by General March show total battle deaths at about 7,354,000 among all participants, with Russia leading at 1.7 million and Germany at 1.8 million. The United States accounts for roughly 50,000 deaths, while Britain Italy France and others add to the global figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actio
Worns
Russia
Germany
United States
France
England
Ialy
Turkey
Belgium
Riumansh
Serbia
Manteneggo
March Drmanced
Aivision
Che
Waa
New England National Guard
Wsty
Geerd
National Army
Ralnbow
New York National Gnerd
Income Tax Now In Force For Women And Farmers In 1918
The new Revenue Law imposes income tax duties on all individuals including married and unmarried women, with separate filing requirements for wives if the husband dies. Farmers must also report income, with deductions allowed for farm machinery and improvements. Severe penalties apply for failure to file or pay.
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Mvery
Jer Lius
Qelyband
Iacomie
Amon
Clibur
Ient
Fmia
Gad Trom Aller Smiveex
Tanuses
Ts Veel
Tegue Jaresas Mrones
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Englan
Cerain
First National Bank Banking
Facm
Tod
Sanam
George Peabody
Philanthr Robist
Ronn
Miether
Corwith Old School
Fein Corwith
Louise Glaur
the Vernon
Vernon Theatre
Manasper Schnetter
Thers la No
Dhad
Louise Glauin
Palm Beach
Leta Daxter
Misa Glouty
Thome
State Bank of
Renwick
Towa
Hshking
U.S. Internal Revenue Bureau
Epwin
Elighthy Reay Wan
Tyho
Music
Low Neuch
Gerroan Cleotiste
League of Nation
Bose
Wrig
Bate
Wilsoy Soes
Uilscanes
Toston
League of Pationa
Tha. Lal
Ington
Congress
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