Getting Rich Without Work and Tax Reform Views
A mixed, opinionated piece argues that wealth from land speculation taxes should be higher, calling for inheritance taxes and reform to curb nonproductive gains while noting how some writers claim riches without labor. It cites North Carolina conditions, the role of land grabbers, and urges tax justice as a major political issue. The column also includes a few short sketches and notes on public figures and a health ad for Dr King’s liver pill.
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Weil
Morbville
England
North Carolina
Women and War Ethics Rise in Hapgood Speech
A Norman Hapgood address argues women deserve equal influence as men in shaping modern society. It urges moving beyond four walls, embracing public life, economy, morals, and health to achieve universal human happiness and end war. Includes Lusitania escape tale and light vignettes on daily life.
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Norman Hapgood
Europe
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