Tax Reduction Likely Delayed by Treasury Demands in 1927
Discussion on October 11 1927 indicates requests to the U S Treasury will hinder tax cuts hoped for by Congress. President Coolidge faced a possible surplus reduction due to expenditures on flood control Boulder Dam and naval programs while debt retirement may be pursued to ease interest. Politics will shape Congress deliberations as spending vs tax relief arcs unfold.
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U.S. Treasury
Congress
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Boulder Dam
Frood
Treasury
Coolidge Shuns Nationwide Tours After Presidency
The article notes President Coolidge avoids sweeping travel after leaving office, unlike Grant and Roosevelt. He sticks to New England, the Adirondacks, and the Black Hills, noting radio reaches many, while Americans still seek opportunities to greet him in person.
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Ulysses &. Grant
Roosevelt
Africa
South America
Coolidge
Washington
Merica
President Coolidge
New England
Adirondacks
Black Hills
Fletcherism and Typhoid Carriers in Health Notes
This column discusses Fletcherism and its limits, noting chewing to a liquid can aid digestion but excess fiber removal causes constipation. It cites Fletcher’s death and Kellaggs’s views, then explains typhoid carriers and the need for safe food handling and vaccination. It ends with a note on an alkaline eye wash and tomorrow’s topic Mothers.
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Horace Fletcher
E Bovuk
A. B
Fletcher
Kellaggs
Battle Creek Sanitariors
Health News
New York State Department of Health
Montress
Yesterday and Today in Brief Anniversaries and Events
A snapshot of notable dates and obituaries. Abd el Bader’s release in 1852 after five years imprisonment. the Malleville ran aground near Vancouver Sound with 19 lives lost. Sir John Ashley died in London. wildfires on the Minnesota-Canada border caused 642 deaths and $100 million in damage. Births include Yuen Shih-Hai’s republican founding. Wilson’s licensing shifts for food dealers. Notable births and trials listed, with conventions and associations scheduling meetings in cities across the country.
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France
Abd-el- Bader
Vancouver Sound
John Asley
London
Rome
Yuen Shih-Hai
Wilson
Smitfield
Ohio
James B. Deke
New York City
Durham
N. C
St. Louis Club
Fridtjo Nansen
Oslo
Norway
Taday
Lord Reading
Ehet
England
Lawier
India
John M. Nelson
Congress
Minneapolis
Feast of Tabernacles in Cuba and tax conference in New York
The article notes the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles begins tonight and cites Cuban independence events from 1863. It also mentions a tax conference opening at the Grand Central Palace in New York, with the Federal Trade Commission involved.
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Santer
Tabernacles
Carlos Marae de Ceenenses
Cuba
Toronto
Grand Central Palace
New York
Federal Trade Commission
One-Minute Pulpit Verse Reminder From Psalms
The exhortation urges reverence for the covenant as harsh places on earth overflow with cruelty. It calls for aid to the afflicted and needy while asking God to defend his people and remember their foes as turmoil grows.
Sensible Burmese Woman Seeks Freedom Within Tradition
A dated reflection shows a Burmese young woman describing herself as sensible and prudish while rebelling against modern dress and high heels. She notes limited social invitations and vows to suppress desires, hoping eventual reward somewhere. The piece contrasts traditional expectations with wishes for autonomy among Burmese women marrying Chinese partners.
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Republic Syndicate, Inc
Whos Who In The Day S News Expansion Of Shipping
A 1855 Chicago tribute outlines private control favor and a merchant marine strategy. It cites congressman Madden and council links, arguing private operation over government ships, subsidies, and post office contracts to boost American trade under the flag.
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Tin BO Madden
Congressance
Hinds
Mero Bartahs
Madden Wars Borg
Chicago
United States
Congress
Nome Sled Dogs Find Comfort in Cleveland Zoo Hotel
A 1923 Nome sled team now resides in a Cleveland zoo hotel setup. Ballo and seven dogs enjoy ice cold walks, steam heat, and a park visit with schoolchildren. They receive ear sprays and nightly treated kennels to ease concerns of mistreatment amid public complaints.
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Luary Nom
Cleveland
Ohie
Nome
Aliska
Ballo
Rita
Fox
Bye Blue
Tile
Old Moeter
Alaska Slim
Re-enactment of military executions barred in Paris
Paris police prohibited a stage re-enactment of military executions at Vingres during the war. Authorities cited public order concerns and the need to avoid inciting violence amid ongoing hostilities.
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Vingres
Paris
London clashes end as police shoot Pickard on roof
An armoured car and tear gas bombs failed to stop the incident near St Martins Church in London. A policeman crawled onto a neighboring roof and shot Pickard in the chest, ending the confrontation. nearby a flagstone near the church was recently repurposed by an artist, while Budapest bridge clubs barred women players in a related note.
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Ala
Qet
Tara
Charles Pickard
Geeorge Kirehul
Kapchett
Pickard
Sherif Williams
Pla
St. Martin's Church
Lonsdon
Rembrandt
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