Senate to Rewrite Billion Dollar Tax Bill in Upper House
Senate Finance Chairman Reed Smoot announced that the senate will revise the house passed tax bill. Mills and Harrison clashed over treasury proposals while Smoot signaled likely elimination of many soak the rich provisions. The debate followed two hours of criticism over administration standards and new treasury ideas for gas and electricity taxes and a manufacturer’s sale tax.
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House
Reed Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Finance Committee
Harrison
Mills
Treasury
Ways and Means
Millls
Ways and Means Committee
House Economy Committee
Collecting “Bug” Smites Them All
A column on collecting as a hobby shows how men begin with shells and stamps and drift to life’s collection, from prints to Toby jugs, with tales of coin ventures, railway tickets, and photographic postcards. It notes families judging suitors by collecting taste and ends with a reflection on work and patience.
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Italy
Scotland
Lady Adams
Boston Transcript
Crossword remark frames quiet club chat
A puzzle exchange frames a calm conversation between Mr. Meek and an observant friend. The friend notes a wife and husband never trade crosswords. Meek ton agrees the crossword is already interesting without turning it into domestic talk.
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Mr. Meekton
Colorful Speech by Sezhue in Passing Show
An artist Sezhue declares color as a language and asks the audience to interpret fashion of the people. Those who correctly guess which way the crowd goes are dubbed born leaders.
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Paul von Hindenberg
Germany
Argentine
Chile
Andes
Seismologista
Pacific
Argentina
Uruguay
Just the Scallops at the Family Dinner
A family dinner scene centers on Kathleen who declines scalloped oysters yet asks for scallopa. The passage notes the B family enjoying turkey with trimmings and mentions scalloped oysters and scallopa.
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Kathleen
Where Does She Get Her Peppery Energy
A vintage health pitch touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a weekly stimulant for middle aged adults whose organs slow with age. It claims to energize a sluggish liver and bowels without forming a habit, urging households to keep a bottle for occasional use. Also includes a Washington motto and a humor snippet.
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Dr. Caldwell
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