Prices, labor, and a heartless contractor in a hotel
A hotel overheard remark from a prosperous contractor blames high prices on labor costs. He mocks workers while tossing a dollar to a beggar, revealing a view that profits trump humanity and prompting reflection on how to humanize such a man.
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It Pays to Be Rich Board of Equalization Meeting
The piece notes a pattern at equalization hearings where wealthier individuals protest taxes more often. It argues that fines favor the rich while poorer taxpayers risk jail for minor scheduling omissions, implying taxation bias toward the wealthy.
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The Elevator Man Recounted as Community Toiler
A prose portrait honors the elevator man who tirelessly runs between floors, carrying thousands daily. He is a solitary worker bound by walls and machines, deserving a kind word and a moment of human recognition.
Sullivan the ex-gas boss named for Wilson nomination
The writer notes Sullivan of Chicago, ex-gas boss and U.S. Senate candidate, admits nominating Wilson. He claims others behind backed Wilson, while implying political manipulation. The piece contrasts domestic politics with Europe’s war menace and mentions John Doe of Seattle studying the stock market.
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Do chickens pay
A humorous exchange frames a caller asking about payment for chickens and a man dismisses the idea. The reader is told the right stance is that gentlemen are expected to pay.
Jam mishap prompt care at home or hospital
Mary asks if her accidental blackberry jam strain requires hospital care or can be treated at home. The note also mentions angle worms in her back, suggesting unrelated discomfort.
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Mary G
Yard Noise Sparks Sleep Aid Question
Dorothy R asks how to stop loud yard singing that keeps her awake, while L XII and Maglio discuss safety funds and curiosity. The passage weaves a mix of quips about prudence, gender roles, and a joke about Lot's wife turning into a pillar of salt and a saloon.
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Dorothy R
Lot
Arlington dock holds up con demned salmon for storage charges
Arlington dock delays condemned salmon over storage fees as news comes from various regional items including Awa Maru’s arrival after meeting Japanese cruisers, and local notices spanning politics and weather across districts.
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GO BACK TO WAR ROSLYN
Between 100 and 160 Servians Montenegrins and Russians in the mines here plan to depart for their native lands to join the European war. A mass meeting next Sunday will finalize plans to send the men home.
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