Carlyon road bill sparks tax and interest alarm
Senator Lon Johnson disputes the Carlyon road bill saying it promises a $30 million bond for road projects while annual auto license revenues would cover the cost in ten years. He warns the plan would cost taxpayers about $11 million in interest over a decade and accelerate the program only slightly. Proponents counter that no interest would be paid if funded by existing revenues.
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Lon Johnson
Carly
Nober
Johnson
Carlyon
Expression of Anger and Its Bodily Signs
The article argues that anger expressions like frowns flushes and tense muscles help shape the emotion. It cites James and Lange and suggests grimacing or relaxing muscles can influence feelings, seeing expressions as inherited signals of danger and safety.
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James
Lange
Denmark
Chicago Real Estate Men Propose Portable Housing War
Real estate men in Chicago unite to fight profiteering landlords by proposing thousands of portable houses. They claim their aim is fair rents and note they receive no commissions on high rents.
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Chicago
SIlly Geese Observe Wing Formations and Naval Propaganda
Observers describe how wild birds use wedge formations to reduce air resistance during migration and why leaders rotate in the V shape. The piece notes the efficiency ofBeigeman's applications and praises instinctive flock coordination before shifting to Admiral Sims accusing the navy department of German propaganda.
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Cong
Beigeman
Laughing at Wall Street Fallout and Tesla Rain Control
London bankers laugh as Wall Street gamblers suffer millions when the pound moves against the dollar. Nicola Tesla claims rain could be steered to farms while avoiding parks. Rome faces a new quarrel as hired girls demand two cigarettes daily.
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London
Wall St
England
Nicola Tesla
Rome
Well Say So Laughs At Taxes And Delays
A satirical note mocks income tax and delays in a playful column. It jokes about robbers with Pat as a suspect, quips about acumen, and imagines printers striking for pay while the Argosy omits a continued story due to rising paper costs. The piece ends noting no local news was omitted and the paper stays up to standard.
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Argosy
Argoay
St Patrick’s Day Ballad With Shamrock Blooming
A lyrical verse about St Patrick’s Day birth and legend. It follows Patrick kissing the blarney stone and taming storms with a harp’s song. The poem recalls Grant’s Causeway to Cork and ends with the enduring spirit of St Patrick.
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St. Patrick
Tara
Saint Patrick Day Toast and Ireland History Debated
A column mixes St Patrick lore with history noting March 17 as his death day in 493 and his journey from slavery to missionary, while chapters on health questions address gun control, stomach gas remedies, and advice from Uncle Sam M.D.
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Bt. Iatrick
Saul
Buccut Vatricius
Gwoa
Calpurnius
Conchesm
Martin of
Tourn
County Antrim
Ireland
Steamish
France
Tours
Jerine
Rome
Celestine
St. Patrick
T. Patrick
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Bent
Jersey City
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Grant’s Causeway
Cork
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Colleen
Old Ireland
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M.D
Mall
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U. & Public Health Sereres
United States
State Boards of Health
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U. S Public Health Service
Washington
D. FL
Puget Sound Savings @ Loan Association
Pike Street
California
Seg
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
Lieber Mercantile CO
Seattle, Wash
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