Stop Confiscating Incomes In 25 Percent Tax Plan
Representative Celler of New York urges a 25 percent cap on federal income tax arguing it would curb government overreach, protect individual liberty, and boost economic growth. He contends current high rates destroy initiative, raise living costs, and divert funds from productive investment, advocating a constitutional limit on overall levy. The proposal emphasizes restoring incentives and reducing nationwide tax oppression.
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Representative Celler
New York
Marshall
Mr. Celler
United States
Celler
Nation-Wide Highway Network Urged for a Public Park System
A call urges rapid planning and construction of transcontinental highways funded by federal spend recovery. Proposes expanding existing routes to connect parks, resorts, and points of interest, creating a nationwide network that beautifies lands, boosts commerce, and aids defense. Advocates wide state cooperation and continuous improvements to ensure broad public benefit.
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America
United States
Anemia in Women Linked to Digestive Problems
A study of 26 women with a hypochromic anemia found digestive disturbances, including acid deficiency in the stomach and intestinal issues, suggesting anemia may be a symptom of broader digestive trouble rather than its cause. Poor dietary intake of protein vitamins and minerals, especially iron and vitamin B, was common, with laxatives and starch-heavy diets worsening the condition.
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Dovror
G. Meyers
Detroit
G. Burnermore
Iron deficiency anemia linked to diet and digestion in women
In a group of 26 women the anemia traced to iron-poor diet and digestive issues. Causes included laxatives disturbing iron absorption, insufficient iron intake, lack of stomach acid, thyroid problems, and bleeding. Treatment combined iron drugs with a diet rich in oranges prunes apricots greens whole grains eggs and liver. Improvement was rapid with health markedly better.
Digestive health tips and nail fungus questioned remedies
An article offers guidance to improve digestion without laxatives and to address nail problems and excessive hair. A skin specialist recommends examination to confirm a nail fungus infection. A teenage girl asks how to remove dark leg hair with urgency and embarrassment.
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Permanent hair removal by electric needle advised
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains that electrical hair removal is permanent when properly performed and leaves no scars. Depilatories remove hair but it returns. Xeray treatments are warned against due to potential permanent skin injury. A reader asks about a son's tooth decay and yellowing. the answer notes unclear causes but recommends balanced diet, cod liver oil, milk butter and eggs, and visiting a dentist promptly.
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Joseph Kerdos
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph
Miss Robinson
Marry Go Round on Men Women and Marriage Ideas
The piece argues that women gain only vocal exercise and brief stimulation from venting at men. It suggests bachelors become serious about kissing love and study. It notes sex novels fell from favor and compares sex to food, asking who wants a cooking book every night.
The Near Work and Witty Wit of Helen Rowland
By Helen Rowland this piece humorously contrasts modern marriage roles and social archetypes. It riffs on the idea that couples grow complacent after marriage, jokes about the bridegroom and best man, and cheekily notes the dangers of a man’s vanity alongside everyday pleasures.
What Do You Know Classify Books by Century
Group lists several classic works with authors across eras from ancient to modern. The items span The Divine Comedy, Oedipus Rex, Paradise Lost, Autobiography of Cellini, Pilgrim's Progress, and more. The text instructs placing each into The Ancient World through The Twentieth Century, noting formatting quirks and errors.
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Humphrey Cunker
Amellett
Magle Mountain
Mann
Willon
Bunyan
Eugenie Grandet
Balzac
Dante
Milton
Banny
Sterne
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Great Show on Earth Folds Amid Labor Turmoil
Dexter Fellows recalls the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey circus collapse amid labor troubles in Scranton, the seven Ringlings stunned, and Dexter Fellows’ lifelong devotion to the show. He notes Fellows’s role as advance man and the likely return next spring. Copyt, 1938, by King Feas, Synd. Inc.
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River Styx
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Batey Circus
Jesser
Scranton
Sacrasote
Fla
Barnum
Phineas T
James A Bailey
Bank of the
Paradise
Dexter Fellows
America
Barnum, Bailey and the
Ringlings
Baraboo
Madison Square Garden
Hin
Barnum Bailoy
Nester
King Feas
Make home life attracti ve to curb delinquent youth
Elsie Robinson urges that a warm, friendly home with sympathetic parents keeps children from the street corner gang. Letters from readers in Pittsburgh and Toledo blame home conditions and university athletics for societal ills, while contest rules outline prize eligibility and submission details for American youth.
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Young America
Theresa
Rose Trudick
Pittsburgh
America
Eaie
Rose Rudige
Wick St
Miles Elsie’ Robinson
Kings Peas
Lie
10 and 20 Years Ago From L A Light Files July 11 1928
A garbled reminiscence column recalls Pete McKenzie jailed in San Antonio awaiting death for slaying Detective Sam Street. It notes a plan for a $1,269,000 city sewer project bid by G. L. Crecelius and a wartime milk campaign to Help babies. Grainy snippets reference onion industry threats and pollen shortages.
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Bexar County
Chicf Sam Street
Hall Sty
Gol
F. Crecelius
Suly
San Antonio
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