Jalapa’s Century-Old Life Lingers Amid Modern Touches
A National Geographic bulletin surveys Jalapa Vera Cruz where sixteenth century customs endure alongside late twentieth century instants. Mule drawn freight and cargodars, cave-like fogs called chipi chipi, and miradores contrast with electric lights and jitneys introduced by one American observer.
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Death of Eston Brown at age six in Blowing Rock
Eston Thomas Eston Brown died January 1 1924 at six years ten months old after a brief illness from diphtheria. The obituary recalls his gentle nature questions and faith in Jesus. A minister led a service and he was laid to rest in a nearby cemetery. The notice ends with a bank advertisement from Rivers Print Co and a Bank of Blowing Rock reference.
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Tax plan and political maneuvering dominate Washington talk
Senator Copeland signals support for Mellons 25 percent earned income tax cut while Democrats back a broad reduction and a 28 member tax appeals board. Senate actions may hinge on cross party votes and possible president approval.
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France faces budget surplus and tax lift plans
France projects a surplus of 568 million francs for the coming year as finance officials note rising living costs and call for franc stabilization. The plan credits stronger tax collection and export growth while warning on inflation and economic balance. A second committee will study German funds abroad with Kenry M. Robinson named as American member. Premier Poincare's stance toward Germany grows lenient amid potential railway handovers and eased customs controls. An assassination attempt on Prince Regent Hirohito is reported, with the assailant captured and Home Minister Goto resigning.
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