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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1921
Page
3
Trade experts urge retailers to cut operating costs to match wholesale quotations and return prices to sane levels. They cite Ford's cost-cutting successes and warn that high expenses keep prices above fair levels, hindering recovery from profits decline and urging thrift as the main path to normalcy.
Government figures show high tobacco production with about two million acres devoted to growing tobacco. The United States imports tobacco valued near a hundred million dollars while exporting tobacco worth around one hundred million, mainly in cigarettes and cigars. Southern states dominate raw tobacco production.
The article notes tobacco manufacturing concentrates in North Carolina and Pennsylvania, with New York and New Jersey also sizable. It highlights wide plant distribution nationwide, plus a growing market for pipes and accessories, and suggests tobacco use among women rising while overall health impact remains debated.
The piece argues against a hybrid tax approach to fund government, warning that a transportation and corporate tax mix would spook consumers more than a straightforward sales tax. It critiques political motives, claims corporations would bear the burden, and suggests the plan disguises direct costs as policy.
The passage argues that selective taxation could press individuals to favour self sufficiency, harming commerce and industry nationwide. It suggests transportation taxes would be avoided if possible, leading to reduced trade, isolation of regional economies, and penalties on commercial enterprise undermining general welfare.
The article discusses the US trade balance and potential consequences of repaying two thirds of the balance. It cites J M Keynes as an authority and questions the wisdom of maintaining a theory based on exporting goods to Europe while importing valuables. It warns of potential currency devaluations, debt repudiation among allies, and the risk to American prosperity. It notes Hoover and Davis calls for national economic fixes and hints at public sentiment about living costs and employment.
A blurred, fragmented lament contrasts conflict and motherhood, recalling a battlefield described through mothers’ voices rather than troop movements. The piece weaves chaos and tenderness, hinting at resilience amid violence and loss.
A shabby romance unfolds in a bungalow as Alice and Hale Hawley discuss a joint vacation. Tired of monotony they plot an audacious getaway with neighbors Clayton and Helen, weighing a new life against comfortable routine amid a tense, flirtatious atmosphere.
Dr Campbell notes Hawaiian flora differed from Australian in early times, with Hawaiian plantings showing larger and nearer distances to Australia. The observation suggests historical shifts in plant distributions between Hawaii and Australia, indicating close biogeographic links during ancient eras.
Chicago reports a new move to form state committees on public utility information to improve service clarity and public trust in electric light power electric railways gas telephones and related industries. Leaders like Re J Mullaney emphasize the value of clear language for lay readers as committees spread across Indiana Illinois New England states and several others to guide public utility information.
The Red Cross prepares a nationwide gathering in Melty IM patting with honwands of dologttid attendees from all sections of the United States. The convention runs from October 4 to 8 at the Cuishing ravehes, aiming to unify relief efforts and honor service.
The readable text outlines a planned convention discussing postwar energies and public health topics. It mentions volunteers, health wareing, and a pageant visualizing military and civic futures, led by Rite Mouggy Worrell and Welter At PHD ducer, to promote national knowledge.
A jumble of dialogue and misread names describes a scene with a speaker, a manager, and a candidate amid hotel life. The text hints at questions about exits, temptations, and a forthcoming performance with political tension. Strong entities include a hotel, a writer, and a candidate in a crowded setting.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a dictionary project by Uini son publishers to aid readers in understanding medieval terms. It mentions Autunzia compiler, Fiume dictator, and Florence cognac lore, with notes on Florentine name changes and pilgrimages.
Readable fragments indicate miscellaneous references including places like Alvo and several names and phrases such as The Affairs of tal and Extra yagagce. The text is garbled, uncertain, and lacks coherent events or dates.
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