Boulder Dam Project as Tax Lightener and Growth Engine
The Boulder Canyon project is urged as a major economic measure that will raise federal revenue by about 75 million dollars annually within a decade. It argues new power production and irrigation will create wealth, expand industry and farming, and cut taxes for every American through indirect and direct tax gains.
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Treasury
United States
United States Treasury
Boulderdam
Unitedates
Boulder Canyon
Southwest
Coal's Black Magic and the Coal Crisis
The article compares U S and British coal industries, noting recurring mismanagement causing public crises. It criticizes slow reforms, high consumer costs, and calls for decisive action and permanent factfinding agencies to inform policy.
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Congress
Aseptic Surgery Transforming Amputation Safety
In a radio talk, the shift from old dangerous amputation methods to aseptic surgery is described. Sterilization reduced pus and infections, making modern procedures far safer. The speaker recalls wartime and medical progress, praising scientists for eliminating deadly old infections.
Queen's Counsel By Marie Aims to Condense Thoughts
The author writes of daily topics and seeks reader feedback while reflecting on motherhood, childhood innocence, and the effort behind building a family. She compares a baby's play to humanity's story, and contemplates the meaning of effort and succession as her elder son’s life unfolds. Copyright 25 dollars by Famous Featured Syndicate.
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Michael
Tagore
Famous Featured Syndicate, Inc
Five Stages of Human Development Outline
The article outlines five developmental stages from infancy to adulthood. It describes infancy as helpless and sensation driven, the parental overidealization phase, the criticizing stage, adolescence as a time of emotional and intellectual testing, and finally adulthood defined by independent ideas and plans. It notes some people remain immature.
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Adole
Transier Synd., Inc
Go On Is Success Rule By Dr Frank Crane
The essay argues success comes from persistence in all tasks as a rule. It compares tenacity to forcing a fire, breaking knots, and learning through ongoing effort. Three rules are stated: go on, go on, and go on, with training and experience valued when applied to work.
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Frank Crane Ceprright
McClure
Bether
Authority Over Courtesy Rewards Employee Deference
A position of authority is described as earning deference from employees through courtesy. The text suggests leadership behavior influences worker respect and obedience in a workplace setting. It emphasizes etiquette as a factor in subordinate responses and hierarchy.
Idea to Action Camps for Girls Gains National Attention
A Brooklyn girl Miss Helen Maloney sparks nationwide talk by proposing girls camps modeled on Citizens' Military Training Camps. President Coolidge hears of it as officials, congress members, physicians, and leaders promise to press the idea into action for girls, urging timely progress.
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Brooklyn
President Coolidge
Miss Maloney
Washington
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