Tax-Free Bonds and the Call to End Tax Exemption
An editorial argues tax free securities drain revenue and shield the rich from taxation. It advocates a constitutional amendment, the Bingham plan, to tax federal and state bonds alike by ending new tax free issues. The piece urges Congress to act and states to ratify the amendment.
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Bingham
Connecticut
Congress
Secret of Writing Simplicity Plus Imagination
A feature discusses Pearl S Buck and her path from Hillsboro to China, noting her books The Good Earth and The Good Hapth, with advice on writing simply. It emphasizes clear seeing, plain description, and the role of imagination in engaging readers. The piece cites Cosmopolitan April issue and quotes classic lines while urging writers to focus on clarity over embellishment.
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Nanking
China
Hillsboro
West Virginia
Buck
Pearl S. Burk Heams
Cosmopolitan
Wang Lang
Pearl
Buch
Spring Scurried In Like A Wrinkled Vogue
A whimsical 1932 vent about spring invading winter’s realm. The narrator, a wry observer, laments fashionably late warmth, crocuses, ruffled fineries, and a longing to retreat to winter’s comforts while mocking society’s cheerful awakening. References include Times Square, Central Park, and cultural figures.
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Central Park
Times Square
Stig T
Horn Face
Paul McCullough
Ip Hills
Lonsdale
Inelderta
Michael Arlen
Jerome Kern
Barard
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland highlights gendered dating myths
The piece offers wry guidance for love seekers noting fate often misthrows partners and intelligence can shape attention. It argues marriages endure when patience and understanding replace vanity, while lampooning modern contrasts between freedom and old ideals.
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Helen Rowland
McAdoo proposes 16 percent tax on bootleggers
The proposal would impose a 16 percent income tax on all bootleggers, aiming to widen the taxpayer base. The plan adds to the existing number of taxpayers and targets illicit liquor profiteers.
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McAdoo
J H Hester vs C W Allen Trial by Jury in Devine
In Devine Texas a money dispute case between J Hester and C W Allen in the justice of the peace court required two trials and hung juries before a verdict for the plaintiff. The evolving tale notes juror divisions and rising costs, highlighting local tension and community familiarity with the parties. Later, a separate wreck story mentions Jones and Brown in a highway collision, Smith dying on impact and Brown later dying in hospital, with Jones informing his wife from his hospital bed.
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Yin
J. H. Hester
C. W. Allen
Devine
Callet Jury Service
Trails
Mllitant Plains
J. P
Jones
Brown
Smith
Local Drama and Town Gossip From Devine Streets
By HARRY WILLIAMS a man lies dead and another badly hurt while a tale of court procedure and village rumor unfolds. The piece follows hospital scenes, a wife’s urgent call, a dramatic phone exchange, and speculative local politics as townspeople speculate on mayoral prospects and personal feuds.
Stomach Ache in Child by Royal Copeland M D
Stomach ache in children may signal appendicitis or other issues. Nervous mothers misread symptoms. exam reveals tenderness right of the navel. Avoid laxatives. bright cold and reflex pains may mimic abdominal problems. Proper care includes abdomen support, bowel relief, and preventive exercises for digestion.
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Royal
Copeland, M. D
Indora
Audi & Cade
Norwal Presbyterian Turkey Dinner Draws Crowd
A large turnout at the Norwal Presbyterian Church enjoyed a turkey dinner prepared by the men with help from the women. The event ran from 1 to 4 PM and attracted residents and visitors from Norwal and nearby areas.
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Presbyterian Church
Listen World Poem Reflects Sea’s Voice Amid City Noise
Elsie Robinson depicts a New York hotel room where city clamor mocks human striving. A sudden, steady call of the sea rises above the bedlam, offering a glimpse of inner depth and the enduring mystery that binds humanity to nature.
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New York Hotel
Elty
Jis
Brutanty
Nolse
Ronyrant
Tathy
Foss
San Antonio Light Files from 1912 and 1922
A glimpse of old San Antonio from April 2 issues lists players and staff for a baseball club, including Hubbard B. Northern and Ewell Gross, plus other names and positions. Also notes the San Antonio Traction Company bond dispute with the International Fair and a mining rock explosion near Meding farm, detailing the blast at 12 45.
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Anton Beara
Hubbard B
Wab
Northern
Jack Gentry
Frank Puller
Bateman
Ewell
Lurkey
Gross
Warner Bynell
Kedney
Kirkham
Leslie Moke
Idyota
Major
Rverett Hope
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Peta
Rah") Conchinay
Lar Crawford
Larry Cheney
Tapdardan
Dick C
San Antonio Traction Company
Menager B. Eysenbach
International Fair Association
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