Who Are Victims Rich or Poor
Excerpt argues high surtaxes on rich incomes hinder investment and worsen unemployment. Hanes cites potential revenue loss from cutting top rates and urges broad surtax reduction to unlock idle funds for productive investment, boosting employment and state revenue. References Flynn and Hearst papers on recovery tied to investment and enterprise.
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Treasury
John W. Hanes
House
Ways and Means
Hanes
John T. Flynn
Flynn
Morgenthau
Hearst
Congress
New Deal
Leniency in Sex Crime Probes Sparks Reform Call
The two year California report by the Tenth District PTA led by Mrs I E Doyle cites 700 Los Angeles case histories showing lenient handling of sex offenders by courts and police. It urges stricter enforcement and immediate detention of offenders against children. 386 girls and 93 boys were involved in moral delinquencies last year, with 141 under age 14.
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California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Juvenile Protection
Los Angeles
Doyle
The Horse Tail Rush and the Meaning of Life
A reflective essay on death and time uses the horse-tail rush as a symbol of enduring form. It contrasts ancient vast predators with a tiny plant that preserves its essence through eons, suggesting a divinely guided persistence of purpose in nature.
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Woneer
Itcq
Human personality and the weed that endures
The piece ponders if human personality, the mysterious code of pride love beauty and the will to create, will survive through the ages. It contrasts the simple horse tail weed with the complex human soul and asks whether God will save a weed yet waste a man across endless centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
King Fron
Syco
End of the Great Estate Era in America Faces Tax and Change
A discussion on the decline of large private estates as bequests to family retainers grow and estates are repurposed for public or institutional use. The piece notes rising taxes, mobility reducing the need for vast estates, and factors shifting wealth and property from families to municipalities and businesses across the United States.
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Ralph Politzer
Trave
Itaell
England
France
Wes Tran
America
Eugland
Act Wdrift
Maine
Mobility and Mobility in Modern Estates
The piece discusses diversified living options across states for wealthy individuals, noting multiple residences from Florida to the Northwest. It recalls Hetty Green’s vaulting security symbol and suggests mobility and variety as vital in contemporary wealth management, contrasting with a single grand estate.
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Florida
Tahanas
Canadian
New York
Hetty Green
Chemical National Bank
Broadway
Strandéra
King Fena
Aynd, Toe
What Do You Know animal quiz answers key
A scrambled quiz sheet lists questions with errors and partial phrases. It hints at one correct answer per item, including topics like gneisia polar bear coyotes marlin diamond back terrapin raccoon kangaroo and endless scoring details, encouraging readers to check the answer page for solutions.
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Yaccoon
King
Silver Debate Reveals Political Motives Behind Subsidy
Washington discussions show silver price supports as a political tool rather than a sound economic plan. Analysts note the final conference report fixes a 70 cent per ounce price, with costs potentially ranging from 38 to 50 million annually, while most silver comes as a byproduct of other mining. The piece highlights interparty disputes, foreign policy fears, and the dubious long term effects on wheat prices and unemployment rhetoric.
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Washington
Eller
Wallace
Latin America
Far East
State Department
Treasury
Idaho Mining
Roosevelt
Senate
Home Administration
Wagner
Silverites
Unis
Neary
Wing
Featuren Byridicale, Inc
Understanding Jaundice and Gallbladder Disease From Historical Medical Text
The article explains how bile produced by the liver colors the blood when flow is blocked, causing jaundice. It discusses causes including gallstones infections and inflammation of the gallbladder, types of jaundice, treatment considerations, and possible removal of the gallbladder, noting cautions if jaundice is present. It also touches on liver function, blood disorders, and related terminology from early medical references.
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Sidney A. Portia
Ohienga
Tineis Medical Journal
Jay
Jaundice Types and Van den Bergh Test Explained
Dr Herman N Bundesen describes hemolytic and cholestatic jaundice and explains the van den Bergh test using blood serum to distinguish bile passage blockage from other causes. He outlines steps a physician takes after jaundice appears to choose the proper treatment.
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van den Bergh
King Fas
Bynd., Inc
Changing fashions reveal gendered views on furniture and nerves
A biased, archaic column argues women move furniture due to restless nature while men resist change. It contrasts domestic labor hours, clothing evolution, and hats, claiming men cling to permanence and women chase rapid fashion shifts, urging harmony of such imagined differences.
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Daya
Men and Change in Marriage Satire by Helen Rowland
A satirical reflection argues men seek permanence through marriage for familiar comforts while women desire change. The piece suggests masculine love of stability and criticizes bachelor ease, noting marriage as a predictable anchor.
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Ted Flans
Martiags
Tlse
Bichelor
Fane
Summer Moonlit Night In Old Town Court
A fragmented poem depicts a summer moon lighting a town square with bells, a night breeze, and two lovers sharing awe as stars rise. The passage evokes quiet earth, wind, and beauty in a small village setting from a Meredith piece in a New York Journal Minerican.
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Osr
Werogethic
Meredith
New Fork
Pulpit Change and Notable Visitors in July LA Light
In July events, Rev Arthur V Boand is absent as Beacon Hill pastor, with Dr James M Toda to fill the pulpit. Visitor Horan of the Ancient Order of Hibernians arrives en route to Minneapolis for the national convention, while a reception honors him. Mayor Bom Bell and city officials attend a San Antonio Real Estate board luncheon at the Gunter. Elizabeth Eberto advocates for an art commission to protect San Antonio’s architectural style. The San Antonio chamber of commerce backs Auto Truck tax concerns in House Bill 41, opposing a tax on motor trucks.
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Arthur ’V. Boand
Beacon Hi
Kansas City
International Christian Endeavor Convention
James M. Toda
Marison Aquare Presbyterian Church
Horan
Order of Hibernians
Minneapoli
Ban Ane
Tenia Hibernians
Knights of
Colunbis
Minneapollo
Bom
Bell
San Antonio
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