Real You and Artistry Echoes in December Musings
An eclectic column from December 1927 debates self expression and talent, noting voices on art and music, experiments with healing by auto-suggestion, and reflections on education. It discusses figures like Dr Emile Coue, Marshall Field's leadership shifts, and Armour Company changes, framing success as latent potential waiting to be opened.
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New York Evening Post
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Marshall Field
Armour Company
Bank of Tmarcanths
Emile Conc
Ilena
Tax policy debate to shape winter Congress session
Frederic J. Harkin surveys looming fights over surtaxes tax exemption of municipal and state securities and taxation of undivided surpluses. He notes split views in Congress with Treasury officials citing revenue gains from moderate surtaxes and lawmakers fearing tax evasion via exemptions. He details the large, tax free federally exempt securities and Mellon’s proposal to allow federal income tax on these incomes.
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Frederic J. Harkin
Washington, D.C
Congress
Pubst
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Mellon
Questions and Answers From The Daily Mutt Bureau
A historical Q and A feature answers reader inquiries on topics from submarine signaling to carnations and air speed. It covers definitions, origins, and scientific basics with concise explanations and brief references.
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Mutt Information Bureau
Crederici J. Saskin
Wrectar
Washington, D. C
Inquirer
Fragmented Verse Echoes of Ordinary Men and Fathers
A poetic fragment imagines ordinary men and a father figure, contrasting modest, humble lives with distant, amplified fame. The lines hint at family pride, everyday virtue, and the idea that greatness dwells in common people, echoed through a child’s reverence and the notion of unseen value. The text carries 1929 copyright notation and credits NEA Berges.
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Hearst Pelle
NEA Berges
Whimsical Fragments and Quips From a Jumbled Page
A fragmented composite of quips on divorce religion politics and society. The text interlaces political satire with stray phrases about fashion crime and cinema reflecting a muffled editorial voice from a bygone era. Strong entities include New York papers and references to Prohibition and war taxes.
Sky saves him Naomi Africa leopard attack
A settler in Africa shields Naomi as a leopard lunges on a porch. The creature bites the glass, startling the man who falls to the ground before he shoots the animal to stop the attack.
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Naomi
Africa
Cantilever Shoes Promised Comfort for Modern Women
A New York young woman frets over twenty pairs of shoes with no comfort. Cantilever Shoes are praised for a flexible arch that conforms to each step and a natural soleline designed for comfort and efficient movement.
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