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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
4
In the 68th Congress a tax revision debate centers on who benefits from any new bill. Speaker Garrett states Democrats will not hinder a fair bill while Republicans push for tax fairness focused on the ability-to-pay principle with progressive rates. The parties clash over protecting the wealthy versus aiding the general public.
The United States voices concern over European debtors delaying payments and urges France to meet its obligations promptly. It notes U S loans to allies and calls for settling debts without tying them to broader military commitments, while acknowledging sympathy for France but stressing timely payments as feasible.
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason appears with references to winter and a flivver journey. The readable text hints at playful verse and seasonal imagery.
A first person poem-like sketch contrasts a vagrant narrator with workers and laborers. The speaker laments hunger and cold while observing plowmen, sowers, and reapers resting in comfort, and longs for a laborer's simple pie amid sleet and frozen highways. The piece reflects social disparity and seasonal hardship.
Funeral services for James F. Smith a Frederick county farmer fruit grower and livestock raiser were conducted at his Stephens City residence. The largely attended ceremony led by Rev George W Gaither with pallbearers and honorary mourners named and interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Local residents report weekend visits and gatherings in Brucetown with Winchester and Pittsburgh connections. Della McAboy and Purcell Stine announce their marriage. The Lambert family mourns a fire loss. Church services resume on second and fourth Sundays with schedule changes.
A new electric room heater has been invented that can be suspended from a ceiling rack. The device promises portable warmth without standing floor units, aiming to simplify room heating setups.
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