The Public Must Foot the Bill
A critical column argues that 1936 taxes such as the undivided corporate profits tax and excess profits tax raised little revenue. It contends payroll and social security taxes are pursued for gain, with calls for a pay-as-you-go system and restraint on reserve funds, while critics claim taxpayers shoulder the bill as government spending grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Treasury I
U.'s
Vandenberg
Advisory Council On Social Security
Council
Hearst Nonpartisan
Social Security Commission
Congress
Social Security Board
Dapper on Collins and the old underworld in contrast
A fragmented crime era piece contrasts Dapper on Collins with today’s organized crime. It notes perfunctory police actions, antiquated vigilantism, and a shift from star systems to corporatized crime. The piece whimsically imagines a board meeting of illicit firms amid a fading era of criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapper
Collins
Anein
Joss
Habib
Oneanancam
Underworld
Tatre
Dapper Ban
Hanseas Herage
Blackjack and
Lead Fipe, Incorporated
Thieves adapt to era of cars and automation
Edwin C. Hill notes changing crime trends as horse theft declines and car theft rises in a modernizing world. He cites historical vigilante roots, a Kansas episode with a police radio system catching a horse thief, and the broader shift to organized vehicle crime under new technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Asisal
Kansas
Meat and fats vital for a child's growth says study
A mother recalls avoiding meat for her 6 year old while a critic notes meat fish and fats provide essential protein and energy for growth. Dr Eoin Stephen from the University of Sydney emphasizes fats and carbohydrates support proper body heat and energy. balanced intake includes cheese milk and fruit juices for vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoin Stephen
University of Sydney
Younster
Diet and growth tips for children and a leg length question
The article advises reducing starch and bulk for fussy children with constipation and nervousness, while increasing vegetables fruits and minerals. It lists foods like cauliflower spinach turnips parsnips lentils apples bananas dates peaches pears and notes magnesium from dairy and vegetables and iron from meats and eggs. It also includes a reader question about lengthening a shortened leg after a fracture and suggests consulting an orthopedic specialist for X rays to assess bone condition.
Word Puzzles and OCR Fragments From The News Page
A fragmented composite shows a reader puzzle style list with homophone and spelling challenges, stray phrases, and garbled OCR phrases. The text mentions hotel hoard, a man of disposition, students not speaking aloud, an architect’s altar painter, actress bows, coarse sand on Herace, and other scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roane
Yale
Ernest
Fralvion
Nisie
Actien
Ponyeight
King’ Featarea Syndicate
Act of God rhetoric and a caveman tale in March of Events
Benjamin DeCasseres surveys legal phrases that excuse disaster as acts of God, lampoons such language, and threads reflections on human nature. He cites a Los Angeles jury ruling involving Mrs. Osa Johnson, then journeys through a cave dwelling vignette and comments on anti Semitism, war, and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin DeCasseres
Los Angeles
Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
Eacts
Insuvanne
Heinitz
Budapest
Honensy
Hitler
Wola
Walter
Karl 4. Menninger
Poles
South America
Frader Dostoievsky
Dont Throw Good Time After Bad The Final Warning
A reflective essay by Elsie Robinsay Vin urges readers to stop reliving the past and regret. It contrasts self indulgence with decisive action and cites a biblical parable to warn against clinging to yesterday. The piece frames remorse as unproductive and extols moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogio
Fale
Sol
Maital
Arbitration deal over Houston street widening in 1920
City commission authorized city attorney to draft an arbitration with the Brady estate to compensate seven feet taken from the Brody building for Houston street widening. Plans to appraise the property were set during a conference between city officials and Brody family. The article also notes current film showings and religious event attendance in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Neha
Thomas J. Brady
Alory
Houston Street
Brody
Plnna
City Pifeiits
Trasetay
Tee
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Gra Pipe, Inc
Ifere
Ringoos Vigilantes
New Jersey
Edwin C. Hill
New Anstey
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen
Lakea
Ty Childern
King Foe Byrd
America
Ihedow
David Ydoyd George
Gul
Liberty
Uberly
Dreason
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Europe
Irwin
New York Supreme Court
William Harman Black
Real Book Company
Justice Black
Elsie Robinsay
Vin
Jgath
Uc Nina
Gyengu
Binoya
Normsrives
Bel Varre
Lol
WarMang
Mary
Galt
L. A. Light Files
George Bancroft
Wall of Wall Street
Texas Theater
Milton Gils
Dorothy Machady
Victor McLaglen
Claire Windsor
George Jessel
Ray
The
Empire
Calvary Capital Church
Wry
San Antonio
Dog Park
Alfred Brown
Werhert Smith
Olara Lawson
Morrell Bledsoe
Agnes Pula
Belle Anderson
Willom Dintz
Mary Nell Mell
Rut Applewhite
Lucy Metall
Ethel Hern
Boind Johnson
Terrell
McKay
Juin Carson
Mary Alexaneder
Willam la Point
New York City
Ineluren
Dem
Travis Sollers
Tha Aun
New York
Amere
Jean Laboraied
Capil
la Palit
Prvme
Redfield Proctor
Tarriion
Aiko
Joan War
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