Hays Plan for War Revenue Taxes Proposed in 1919
West Virginia collector Sam A. Mayr outlines a plan to raise funds by increasing income taxes on those earning over 20 000 yearly. He suggests stricter enforcement, higher whiskey and tobacco taxes, and ending a 20 million tax exemption on tobacco dealers. The plan aims to boost wartime revenue before emergency taxes expire.
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Sam A. Mayr
West Virginis
United States Commission
Hays Sug Ruestions
Benbleina
Nwre
Hayn
Hays
Housewives urged to experiment with earthenware meals
An article advocates homemakers using earthenware pots to cook entire meals in the oven without burning, promising even heating, less cleanup, and dishes that can be served directly from the pot. It lists recipes including beef stews and casseroles with vegetables, puddings, and fruit desserts, emphasizing economy, versatility, and long-warm servings.
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Anka
Scott Winery
Kaper
Whiladelhia
KONE
Aniston
Deanert
Lmsta
Why You Should Use Chamberlains Cough Remedy
An advertisement praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its established reputation and long use. It notes no opium or narcotics, ease of access and affordability, and claims it aids nature in restoring health.
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Iit Se
Atoditi
Nation wide movement to improve rural churches
A national convention opening in Columbus aims to move rural churches toward community cemeteries rather than sectarian institutions. The plan is led by the Federal Council of Churches with speakers from Ohio State University, Princeton, and various religious groups.
Montgomery County Votes Levy for Permanent Good Building
Montgomery county electors approve a two year plan funding twenty five miles of brick highways. The levy aims at 230 000 dollars per year for two years plus state aid and special assessments. Dayton’s highway program reflects the post 1918 flood rebuilding effort and broad road improvement goals.
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Montgomery’ County
Dayton
Viet Victor É
Church Community Center study group chaired by Edwin Earp
A report notes a session on The Church of a Community Center led by Prof. Edwin L. Earp of Drew Theological Seminary Madison ON Jr with focus on rural work and church cooperation. Speakers include W O Thompson president of Ohio State University and Rev Hubert C Piping of Boston National Home Mission Society in attendance.
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Drew Theological, Seminary
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A. Hl. Roberts
Internat
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Young Men's Christian Association
W. O.thompson
Ohio State University
Hubert C. Piping
Bontoin
National Homa ‘Mission Society
Conerspasonal Church
Asa He ‘A Hutchinson
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