Hominy Hearts Sale Bills At Betts & Son Office
John Hawkins and wife visited Kokomo Monday as guests of Mrs. Frank Secrist while Cliff Jones and wife spent vacation week in Indianapolis. A. E. Betts & Son offer Hominy Hearts feed at Russiaville. Malinda Middleton attended a birthday surprise for Mrs. Hubbard Wooley in Galveston Sunday.
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John Hawkins
Kokomo
Frank Secrist
Cliff Jones
Indianapolis
A. E. Betts & On
Russiaville
Alvin Middleton
Malinda Middleton
Monument Marks Surrender Site of Gen Morgan in Civil War
The article describes a granite bowlder and bronze tablet commem facing the surrender of Confederate raider Gen John H Morgan to Maj George W Rue on July 26 1863. The marker sits at the historic spot once marked by an old locust tree later cut down and relocated to Hast Liver pool Ohio.
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Dehin Th. Morgan
Liverpool
W. L. Thompson
John H. Morgan
George W. Rue
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Rewards
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages through blood purification. The ad claims it strengthens the constitution and offers 100 dollars to anyone it fails to cure. Sent to F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Ohio
Toc
The Rich Man's War A Hateful Galumny
A lengthy critique argues American taxation is biased against the wealthy and preserves pre war profits. It compares U.S. and English income and excess profits taxes, defending neutrality and stressing war profits would drop if the nation entered WWI. It names Dr. G. A. Dice and cites tax figures.
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Seve York
Pressond
England urged to increase timber imports and consumption
A 1916 parliamentary report argues Britain must raise timber use amid growing needs from shipbuilding housing and military packing, calling for larger importation of foreign stocks to sustain munitions and construction projects.
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Onal
Chiessio
England
Wan Aan
Tax Reforms and War Profits Debate in Tax Policy Discussion
A fragment discusses fairness in tax policy, proposing lower general business taxes and higher levies on war profits. It contrasts inheritance taxes across regions, notes high federal inheritance tax, and questions who bears the wartime burden, suggesting debate on tax fairness and responsibility.
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England
Done to a Turn War Stock Ticker
A playful exchange on stock losses and betting on war stocks. The speaker admits being all in, asking how much one is out and noting total exposure in their holdings.
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Theaciies
Cabuerab Io
America
New York
East
Jeroumes
Moonlight Beliefs Spur Quirky Town Talk
In Town Topics chatter, locals debate whether the moon drives lunacy and other superstitions as residents joke about behavior changes and weddings by moonlight amid playful banter.
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Bella
Jack
Modern Relaxation Vacation Woes Ignite Office Worries
An irritable man rejects a vacation, arguing it would shift home concerns to his wife while he frets about the office. The exchange highlights fatigue with leisure as professional duties loom.
Omitted Quotation Sparks Debate on Jones
Fragment from a column hints at criticism of Jones for repeating clever remarks. The exchange questions whether repeating a smart line diminishes impact, suggesting a witty critique of public persona.
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