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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1917

Page

3

War Revenue Bill Aims to Raise 1.8 Billion in New Taxes

Washington reports the war revenue bill would raise about 1.800 trillion in the year. It broadens taxation to incomes inheritances business profits amusements liquor tobacco automobiles moving pictures baseball games medicines postage and more with a 10 percent surcharge on free list items and another 10 percent on dutiable goods. Exemptions adjust to 1000 for single filers and 2000 for married couples, with higher rates for upper incomes and stepped inheritance taxes.

Washington

War Revenue Bill Tax Schedule and Hull House Note

Tax schedule lists duties on transport, insurance, stock transfers, deeds, tickets, and goods under the new war revenue act. Hull House in Chicago, founded 1889 by Jane Addams, described as a settlement aiding social and educational programs through lectures, clubs, and crafts.

Chicago Hull House Jane the Hull Fee Addams Cedarville

Salt Mines Echo Joseph Gallery Voice Repeats

Nature reports vast salt production in Transylvania with Marosalvar yielding about 200 million pounds annually. In Tordo's Joseph Gallery visitors hear a voice echo and re echo sixteen times, drawing curious attention to the subterranean chamber.

Transylvania Marosalvar National Geographic Magazine Tordo Joseph

You Make the Flag by Your Own Making

The piece celebrates the flag as a living symbol of liberty and union shaped by every citizen. It portrays the flag as a shadow of the people and their labor, from teachers to inventors, workers to lawmakers, whose belief and effort create national meaning.

Congress Alaska Michigan Ohio

Customs in Army and Navy on Flag Day origins

The Army hoists at sunrise and lowers at sunset while the Navy raises at eight in the morning and lowers at sunset. At sea the flag is flown mainly to exchange courtesies. ashore it marks ceremonies and surrender. Regulations require flag display at reveille or march, retreat, and during action. ensigns aboard anchored ships fly from eight a.m. unless conditions permit earlier or later.

Army and Navy Journal Army Navy

Fragmentary maritime directive fragment on safe navigation

The readable text warns about ships of war falling in with others near land and emphasizes caution near forts lighthouses or towns while passing. It reflects guidance on safe sailing and proximity to coastal hazards.

Our Flag By Robert C Winthrop

The piece extols the nations banner as a living voice of Union Liberty the Constitution and the Laws. It conjures stars and stripes speaking to duty and courage across sea and land, praising Patriots heroes and the memory of the fallen.

Colors Have Significance and Flag Values

A quotation attributed to Charles Sumner emphasizes that white stands for purity red for valor and blue for justice. The speaker notes the flag's stripes and stars symbolize national unity and should be cherished upheld by all.

Charles Sumner

Presidents Baker and Daniels to Address UNC Graduation

President Edward K. Graham announced that Secretary of War Newton D. Baker and Secretary of the Navy Daniels will speak at the University of North Carolina commencement in Memorial Hall on Wednesday June 6 at 11 a.m. The event aims to be a patriotic tribute and reaffirm loyalty to the government.

Chapel Hill Newton D. Baker Navy Daniels University of North Carolina Edward K. Graham Graham Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy North Carolina Memorial Hall University Baker Fayetteville United States Col. J. Bryan Grimes Grimes

Boy Scout Oath and Law Shape Strong Character

The article outlines the Boy Scouts of America oath and twelve point Scout Law emphasizing duty to God and country, helpfulness, bravery, thrift, and moral integrity. It highlights daily good turns, earning savings, and activities like hiking, first aid, knot tying, woodcraft, and handicraft as practical paths to character development.

Boy Scouts of America Knights of the Round Table Spanish Main Boy Scout

The Boy Scout Movement Fills Boys Time With Useful Work

The article portrays the Boy Scout movement as a solution to idle time by guiding boys into wholesome activities. It emphasizes the movement’s rapid spread and its success in transforming adolescence from trouble to productive effort, challenging beliefs that boys are inherently mischievous.

Boy Scout Movement

Scout Service Saves Park Funds in Central Park

Cabot Ward of the New York park commission credits Boy Scouts of America members with saving the park commission at least 6500 during 1916 by assisting in park care. A single day saw nearly 2000 worth of damage avoided when Scouts and police were busy with other duties.

Cabot Ward New York Boy Scouts of America Central Park Park Commission

Tips for Scouts Lead Garden for Starvation Supremacy Parade

Advice urges scouts to organize for garden plots and patrol gardens to combat hunger. Plan a hoe parade and lectures for parents on by products and canning. Urges action now with emphasis on leadership and protecting crops from pests by placing bells on cats.

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