New Dress and Color for U. S. Paper Money
The Treasury announces new designs for United States notes silver certificates and Federal Reserve notes up to $100. The look features green paper with back form illustration and portraits matching denominations Washington on $1 Lincoln on $5 Cleveland on $20 Grant on $30 and Franklin on $100. The aim is anti counterfeiting and easier bank sorting.
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Washington D. C
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Motoring deaths rise as law and courts lag
The author laments increasing motor murders, citing over a hundred deaths in two months in one city and arguing legislatures resist stronger laws while prosecutors and courts fail to apply existing statutes. Immigrant influx is blamed as a factor, warning of depopulation if trends continue.
Uncle Sam as a Shylock in foreign cartoons
The piece critiques foreign cartoonists portrayal of Uncle Sam as a miser, noting sharp irony in depicting America as stingy while witnessing global suffering. It cites Russians starving Belgians homeless Chinese dying Armenians massacred Greeks displaced, arguing the humor exposes moral blindness rather than generosity.
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Uncle Sam
Samuel
Stand By The Preachers Ministers in the Community
Ministers in every community lead in solving moral and spiritual problems. Separated from business, they set clearer moral standards. They work for the common good and deserve support from progressive citizens. Regular church attendance by each family strengthens their effort.
Advocates of Public Ownership in Tax Exemption Debate
A quoted argument claims public ownership schemes rely on tax exempt bonds and tax-free income to fund state and local projects. It warns that extending public ownership to more industries would shrink tax rolls, increasing burdens on remaining property owners and forcing officials to tax those without office to cover public payrolls.
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Georgia
Oiny
The Cheery Gripe-Free Song by Walt Mason
A lighthearted verse by Walt Mason pokes fun at complaining with a cheerful narrator who brushes off aches and aches while singing. He jokes about grumbling pals and the urge to stay upbeat despite pains and a sore nose or heel.
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Gaffer
Walt'Mason
A Lost Opportunity
A Mathematics professor sought extra income by raising chickens. He calculated quick growth rates, expanding his coop plans to global land ambitions, then killed a hen, realizing too late that stopping earlier would have yielded a comfortable living without work.
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South America
Kanawha Grading Sparks Corwith Roads Protest
A Corwith Hustler letter accuses the board of Supervisors of favoring graveling west of Kanawha, noting funding for nearby towns while Corwith roads in Hancock County stay neglected. The writer urges Kanawha members to recognize Corwith as part of their county and demand action.
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Kanawha
Board of Supervisors
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