Obia Local Newspaper Classified Note and Rights Statement
A fragment from a newspaper page lists mailing and subscription terms, including per copy and weekly advance rates. It references Associated Press members and advertising bureaus, with addresses in New York Chicago and notes on exclusive rights for paid dispatches.
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Robert EB. Ward
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Disabled Soldiers and the Cost of Aid in 1920
Ohio notes that 641,900 American soldiers were disabled by war including 76,588 neuro psychiatric cases and 46,310 tuberculosis. It argues many can recover and work again, while those with permanent injuries merit support. It critiques Congress for deficits, pledging limited appropriations and warns against Democrat claims of Republican extravagance.
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America
United States
Denunciation of Labor Post by General Palmer Cited
A fragmented excerpt shows General Palmer denouncing the Labor Post over deportation actions. It questions Post authority and hints at presidential connections to Woodrow Wilson, asking why Wilson is not named in the critique.
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Labor Post
Post
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Wilson
Site value tax proposal gains reader support
A 1926 letter in the column argues a site value tax aligns government charges with benefits used. The writer likens current taxes to unfair pricing and advocates taxing land value only to reflect government service and reduce overall burden. He urges readers to support a plan seen as just and simple.
Site tax petition aims to shift burden over eight years
A letter argues for site tax to use idle land, exempt household goods in 1921, then gradually tax land value only. It cites New Zealand data and cites a proposed reform to cut taxes 12 1 2 percent yearly until a land value tax dominates. The author urges signing petitions and voting next fall. Harry W Bishop at 110 Grant St signs.
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Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Harry. W. Bishop
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Dinner Stories and a Thunderstorm Fracas
A neighbor with little humor misreads a California thunderstorm and asks for Mr Hunter. A drunken soldier in custody fights a guard and a cook. A glum editor quips about D Annunzio while pastry prints are blamed.
Moment in Mourning or Moment of Fate
A fragmented verse-like line suggests a moment where a woman might glimpse a falling star as she descends or falls. The speaker imagines a man blushing at the sight of her delicate stockings, paired with a tangential critique of free speech and its use by the right people.
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