Who Are the Taxpayers and Their Hidden Burden
The piece argues most taxes are paid by consumers through higher prices and rents. Businesses incorporate taxes into costs, charging them to customers whether owners or renters pay directly. It contends widespread indifference to taxes, noting landlords merchants and railroads pass costs along, making the burden fall on the general public and urging scrutiny of government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Ine Cone and Corporation
Humboldt County Credit Board
Pioneer Service Co., Inc
FBI
Avery
County Credit Board
Neglgel
All Way
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A Little Pessimism and National Decline
A pasted lament urging Americans to rethink habits and national progress. The writer portrays a pessimistic view of education health art and industry, claiming widespread neglect in brushing teeth, medical access, and cultural achievements while lampooning fashion trends and consumer excess. The piece argues for simple daily improvements and health measures to avert societal rot.
Internal causes end local businesses in Hampton
The Hampton Recorder argues most closures come from within rather than external competition. It asserts failures stem from poor management, weak decisions, and internal faults rather than rivals or outside forces, urging readers to examine their own conduct and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Recorder
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Machines and Labor and the unemployment crisis
The document discusses rising unemployment despite new industries absorbing labor, with concern for middle aged men. It favors shorter work weeks as a solution, cites census data for guidance, and notes debate among freetraders and industrialists about adjusting employment conditions to prevent prosperity gaps. It also mentions tiger fatalities in India and questions Russia, China, and Japan in a sweeping, era-tinged reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inbor
United States
Farm Waste Utilization and Noted Oddities
A discussion on turning farm waste into profitable products notes ongoing work by the Department of Agriculture with chemists and scientists. The piece highlights that industrial by products remain a major source of plant profits and that progress toward farm waste solutions is promising. A cat rescued at sea after a sinking incident is mentioned, along with complaints about new currency’s perceived poor quality and an automatic concertina player invention with little enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
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Umpires Start Wearing Microphones in Major League Games
Umpires in major leagues are beginning to wear microphones to broadcast their decisions to spectators across ballparks. The move would add interest and clarity by sharing calls and discipline when players dispute rulings.
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