Roosevelt Garner Bulwark Against Cancellation
The piece argues Roosevelt and Garner oppose canceling Europe’s war debts to the United States, contrasting with Hoover and Gurtis in the Republican platform. It warns that European governments and financial powers push for debt cancellation through reopening settlements. It cites Democratic candidates Roosevelt and Garner as definitively against debt cancellation and higher taxes, urging voters to back them.
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Garner
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United States
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Gurtis
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Washington
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America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Senate
Sixty Eight U.S. Localities Tax-Free Through Municipals
The article notes sixty eight cities towns and villages in the United States levy no local city taxation due to earnings from municipally owned light and power waterworks and gas plants. It clarifies state and federal taxes remain and accuses the power trust of funding writers and teachers to misrepresent public ownership success.
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United States
Power Trust
Drop in the Bucket: Enforcing Prohibition Costs Billions
Almost 100,000 people were arrested for violating federal dry laws in the last fiscal year, yet enforcement remains limited. The costs extend beyond arrests to crowded prisons, inflated crime, and revenue losses, suggesting the law is largely unenforceable.
New York reminiscences and whimsical vignettes with pets
A column reflecting on old New York life and bustling city scenes. The writer recalls early city sights from a history of old New York for children, mentions market chants, shop signs, and a world without street numbers. It weaves in humorous asides about goldfish, tango nights, and social figures, with playful asides on modern nostalgia.
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New York
Caroline D. Emevernon
Chatham Sausre Aoee
Tinamith
Tenth Street
Central Park
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
Ellen Ward debates taking a easier job versus a harder future with greater rewards. The piece argues people create their own penalties for progress and that opportunity appears to all, but only those who act can answer its knock.
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Ellen Ward
Sam
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Hearst Papers Advocate Proposes Tax and Loan Plan
The Hearst papers urge a five billion dollar loan to ease unemployment and flood markets with cash. They call for a 5 percent sales tax and income tax cuts to spur industry and finance recovery. They also demand amending the Volstead act to permit light wines and beers, revive jobs, reduce racketeering, and restore personal liberty.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Wives and moods reveal marriage dangers as the author muses on beauty fads, domestic battles, and the lure of youth. The piece delves into women's perceptions of husbands, vanity, and the paradoxes of love with pointed humor.
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Helen Rowland
Walking for Exercise by Royal 5 Copeland
Royal 5 Copeland extols walking as a safe, inexpensive exercise suitable for all ages. He notes declines in walking, urges one mile daily, proper form, and gradual increases to avoid injury. the piece links walking to better appetite digestion sleep and overall health, promising tips on foot care and shoe choice later.
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Forcome
Jose
Ace
Marko
King Peam Ayn, Te
Etiquette for a Wedding Tea Planning Questions
A reader seeks guidance on hosting a wedding tea covering display of gifts whether to group by shower or wedding, arrangement of rooms, handling multiple showers, inviting etiquette by phone or card, menu items like sandwiches and cakes, pouring duties, roles for sister and mother, suitable accessories, and whether the groom should wear a tuxedo for a seven o'clock evening ceremony.
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Slater
Wedding etiquette for guests and gifts from Constant Reader
By Kathrya Depeyster offers tips for showing gifts, arranging a trousseau, invitations, tea service, and hosting at an evening wedding. Advice includes grouping gifts artistically, writing invitations on visiting cards, using the dining table as a buffet, appointing two hosts for the tea end, and seating near the entrance while the mother assists guests. The groom’s attire guidance contrasts formal bridal wear with informal evening dress.
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Trousseau
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
From the files dated July 20 1922 Beven occupants of an automobile narrowly escaped death when a racing horse leaped a fence and crashed into the windshield east of the city. Belorina Garcia 102 Confederate veteran survivor and others recall the era amid old wounds and hospital notes. In July 1912 a major Regent deal closed as the G Bedell Moore estate bought Travis Street and Avana from Barah I Tor All Tor for 120000 dollars. City payroll details began at 10 36 am listing salaries for officials and staff.
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Tiejo
Solera
Surive Belorina Garcia
Cya
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