Taxing Incomes Twice in Wisconsin Unit Fight
The Patterson Johnson bill for a rate tax on incomes, aligned with federal exemptions but not rate, was favorably reported. Critics argue higher burdens hurt business and industry, noting industrial fear and the risk to farmers as profits shrink under dual state and federal taxation.
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Patterson-Johnson
House
Committee On
Patterson
Johnson
W. A. Alfred
Wash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Wsho
Blale
Prohibition Debate Echoes On Speaker Platforms
The piece notes a clash over the eighteenth amendment with orators on soap boxes and lecturers on the rostrum, arguing that prohibition limits liberty yet remains a legitimate government power. It highlights how after-dinner speeches and banquet times have shortened as public discussions shift in tone and length.
Prohibition halves listener attention and grows forest concerns
The article notes a decline in audience limits for public talks due to Prohibition and cites a shift toward shorter programs. It argues for reforestation as timber depletion outpaces growth, highlighting Westward timber loss, state and town forest initiatives, and urging legislative action for forest protection alongside modest football coach salaries.
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United States
Rocky Mountains
East
Middlewest
American Tree Association
Congress
Coolidge praised as world class speaker in Iowa column
Mason City Globe Gazette extols President Coolidge for high emotional potential and universal, tolerant religious views. It notes his liberal, evangelistic tone, calls for world brotherhood, practical Christianity, and humility in aid to less endowed nations while urging broad, generous liberalism in mission work.
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Coolidge
Mason City Globe Gazette
Uberal
Free health road satire on public services and doctors
A satirical piece by Dr. William Brady critiques free health services and welfare programs. It traces a mocked path from prenatal care to old age, praising and lampooning welfare stations, clinics, and doctors while warning of charity reliance and fee-based hygiene. It cites Massachusetts health commissioner Dr Eugene Kelley and notes private practice gift offers.
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Bryant
MutesMeddiet Association
Sue
Schick
Dental
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Bis
Fmibustria
Eugene Kelley
Massachusetts
Bish
Lobster
State Department of Health
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Friends and Sleep Tug at a Wartime Conference
Imogene and Andrew quarrel over joining a wartime conference versus staying home to sleep. He insists on attending with her, while she refuses to be dragged along. After a sharp exchange, Andrew leaves to go alone, and Imogene retires to bed thinking it over.
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Andrew
Eurl
Imogene
Buzelle
Megeuc
Scott
Inegene
Var, Tom
Court
Joe
Ahe
Seinnudud Neiligerent
Tam
Steen
Abe Martin Quips on Cold Weather and Banked Raccoons
In a late night visit to a restaurant Abe Martin comments on harsh Fregr temps and the difficulty of paying for lead horses. He notes owing a lot of head raccoons adds to the discouraging situation, using rustic humor to frame a tough day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Qs and Answers From 1923
Questions on natural history fill this Burroughs Nature Club Notes column from 1923. Readers submit curiosities about singing birds tadpole tails and plant leaf movements, with concise expert replies on animal anatomy insect motion and plant photoperiod responses.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature
Nature Notes
Not the wear for bonds says Knoxville Journal
The Knoxville Journal argues the proposed bond issue will fail and questions the wisdom of burdening the state with a large bond issue under current conditions while noting a prior preference for using state credit to speed up the read program.
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Knoxville Journal
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A list of resolutions attributed to Sam Loud outlines self control aims for a year. It includes avoiding gossip, resisting temptations, avoiding shop-window temptations, and committing to frank speech, poetry over prose, and facing unpleasant tasks.
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Sam
Uncle Wiggily and the Glue Pot
Uncle Wiggily helps Bunty mend a broken wooden doll with glue. He buys glue, slips on ice, ends up in the Fuzzy Fox den, and uses glue to trap the Fox and Bob Cat before escaping with the plan to fix Bunty's doll. The pair soak their paws and the adventure ends with plans for more stories.
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Uncle Wiggily
Thas
Fox
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggrly
Baby Bunty
Mrs. Twistytail
Jackie Bow Wow
Bunty
Mr. Longears
Tex
Uncle Wig
Anela Wigerly
Vox
Mr. Fox
Bob
Uncle
Uncle Wigsily
Jackie
Home cough remedy Pinex recipe claim card
A home made cough syrup method uses 244 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup. The ad touts fast relief within 24 hours and claims it beat store bought remedies in cost and effectiveness. It promotes asking a druggist for "244 ounces of Pines" and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Hon
Atsa
The
Pinex Co
Wayre
Ind
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Audio Bureau of Circulations
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sin Franciseo
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Moines
Vinnee
Drake Auititorium
Presiq
Coiseum
William Brady, M.D
Nat'l
Wife
Ros Fulkhrsun
Abe Martin
Nantucket
New England
Naic Pushaw
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Hall-Ekfelt Co
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