Supreme Court limits on Congress re tax and child labor rules
The Supreme Court reaffirmed limits on Congress in regulating child labor and taxation, ruling that states retain police powers over child labor while Congress cannot intrude on state jurisdiction. The decision underscored that contracts and markets, such as wheat trading and national bank taxation, fall under state authority when not interstate commerce or within federal revenue powers.
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Squire of Dames escorts in New York nightlife
Frederic J. Haskin reports on professional escorts for solitary women in New York City. The article explains the role, duties, etiquette, and business nature of these escorts, who transport clients to theaters, restaurants, and dances, providing company and instruction while maintaining professional boundaries.
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Answers to Questions From The D. Mali Information Bureau
A long Q and A listing from the D. Mali Information Bureau with questions on composers, science, geography, and public notices. It covers Nicolai, electromagnetic wave speed, Hawaiian islands, baseball ticket splits, world religions, Michigan law, seven-thirties bonds, Civil War finance, and fogging abolition.
Old-fashioned House in an Old-fashioned Town
A lyric reminiscence contrasts weary urban life with a peaceful village scene. The speaker longs for neighborly greetings and simple pleasures from lovers’ whispers to creaking gates, imagining life in an old-fashioned town free from gold and renown.
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Dollars and Sense by R P Crawford on stock speculation
An apparent old editorial by R P Crawford warns would be speculators against large bets. It argues to test speculative ideas with a ten cent notebook, track buys and sells, and compare to safe investments. It urges limiting speculative funds to one to five percent and keeping them separate from other money. It notes risk and prudence with ventures. It ends noting discoveries of new drug plants in the Amazon.
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What Are You Good For What Are You Good For
Psychological factors outweigh knowledge in choosing the right person for the right job. The piece suggests testing personal traits such as empathy, tact, and the ability to relate to mothers and children. It notes that these soft skills matter more than experience in selling children's wear, and hints at a follow up test tomorrow.
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