davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24
The Tax On Sales

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nNAyS ANNIVERSARIES

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accounting, and that tho present destructive interference
with business would he eliminated.
Thus far thcrr still many people who hold to
thc belief that the burden of taxation he ln,t upon
thc prosperous people of tho nation in such way
as to enable poor men and of moderate 10
escape their share of tho costs OF and of
mcn. Rnt experience OF the past two wears has dcmon
sratcd not only that this theory false hut also that
under the present system all people, rich and poor alike
arr paying much than tho necessary amount of
federal taxation. and that the tax system operates
powerful brake upon Shc wheels of business
It is too Tor impartial observer to say that
in the sales tax to he found the much sought solution
of the tax problem. but it is apparent that this plan is
growing general favor and that the sryu&cuts in its
support least based upon tho right rr,ncipcs,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24
WHISTLER RETURNS TO WASHINGTON

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24
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German Reparations
1rcr Meaning and Effect ct Other



W, J. Wcl,man Review
Up to the unai acceptance et the Alfred terms there
has been less confusion the
extent and ~sfcct-of the Hcrarattcns proposals
Tho NcnslticS he expressed in
MARKS pounds sterling, francs aud dollars made
tirclN different ShcwinS accordns tc the experts
NdiNs the ANALYSTS The figures OF the leading
when looked
" ticrn,srN would he lcsded with a debt srcuntirS
to sAkeNo.NcooeN and then the blow would be soften
tho explanation that totS after ALL only
meant about $4,000 100000 in real money,
There "a also less confusion -
what eN tho German exports well
the purpose tcr which it ~ e~>lrNtcd No ono
Knew whether this tsN reuIrS iu the fixed penal
tics provided whether 1t ccrt'uscut sum which
Germany must in her industry and commerce
revN Suencicrtl> u permit, her ~ ecar the burden
The total cNct cor Germany to is SGT forth
IN two s,stoHncniS First the protocol VI shr Repsrs-
Commission witch gives the amounts and the
nsnncr p which ,ne rcpArstcHs rysrer arc I" = naid
SccNa thr explanatory parts ~ sNe speech cf lac>
Nccrse Nc,sS, Commons May ;. The total
rcpsrsttcnS which undertakes 70 consists
~ $4,000 NeNeeN ss MARKS sri addition 20 tss
ScisNe- under the
Treaty Ncf~stO~> the 81 which -
Is S,cNN,eNe-
In traN>lsurs ;scSr terms into dollars
eSsli value whsch makes fNc
aprr,>>i-aarctN ssi.ede.eNeeeA II may b
calculations place ne total
equivalent sssefs, ,aoe.oeN Tho anScr which
thus Nusc aeet he handled fcllc~>s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-24
Teeth not clean

F,r,-eoa,ed teeth ART unelean. Tha. Is Why 50
many teeth brushed daily diseolos and decay.
Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing,
and film is the cause Of most of them
Dental science. therefore, has seuSh. way. to
fSh, the hlna. Two vays have ne~ been found
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Riverdale and 263rd ST., New York City
OPPOSITE VAN CoRINDT PARK OVERLOOKING

ndbungao
Acaden
Mount ST.
ri in usechon Yorka
Broadwa csurace
o
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Jerome Ave., Bronx

2l LOTS, fronting on Jerome Ave, Anderson Ave
and l66th ST., opposite Mcclellan ST.. including the
four parcels at the Southwest and Northwest cor
ners of Jerome Ave. and Anderson Ave and lo6th
St. Subway station at 18TH St.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Baychester Ave. and Gun Hill Road
At Raychester StationN. Y, NJ. II. e. H.R. r.
Close to Pelham, Bay Park and
Lexington AUe. SubUuy Terminus

10 PARCELS, comprising about 200 lots, to be
sold in separate lots, variousy located and ranging
in from lot to fifty lots with considerable
frontage on Givan Creek. These lots are located
close to the Baychester station the Harlem Divi-
sion of the New York, New Haven and Hartford
R. R., and are convenient to the Pelham Park Ger
minus) station the Interborough-L Lexington Ave.
and Westchester Ave. Subway, at a 6ve-cent fare
Pelham Bay Park, Pelham Bay and the Isaac L. Rice
Stadium and Playheld by Fine Bungalow
and Home building sites, in neighborhood where
there is fishing bathing and boating right in the City
of New York
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Broadway Terrace-I93rd St.-Fairview
AUe.
43 LOTS located at high point just East of
broadway, overlooking the Dyckman section and
close to the 191st St. Interborough- Broadway Sub
way station, with fronfages both side of Broad
way Terrace, on FairWew Ave. and 1o3rd St Best
apartment building neighborhood North of 18lst St
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Fordham Road Sedgwick Ave.
Near 2O7th St. and Fordhan, Road Sub.
way Stations and 9Th and 9th Aue. a."
also w. r. c. r. r. Stotion

FIVE PARCELS to be sold separately in lots
located, respectively, Fordham Road, Sedgwick
Ave. West 184th St, Cedar Ave. and Hudson River
Terrace. Parcels and D. located on the North Side
OF Fordham Road, between Cedar Ave. and Harlem
River Terrace comprise the Northeast corner of
Harlem River Terrace and Cedar Ave and the cor
ner of Fordham Road and Cedar Ave. Parcels and
= consist OF lot on the South side of Fordham
Road, Sedgwick Ave. Also parcel on the
East side of Sedgwick Ave, just south of Fordham
Road Parcel consists Of the property, triangular
IN shape, at the s. p. corner of Sedgwick Ave West
l84th St. and sFordham Road
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Broadway and 225th Street
Kingsbridge-WestB Bronx

At Subway and NJ. Y. C.. r. X. Stations
rs LOTS with a frontage Of about 100 feet in
Broadway, at S. E. corner of 225th Street, and
extending East on z25th ST., almost to the Harlem
River fine site for apartment houses, or general
business centre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
THr INTERNATIONAL COURT

me. as If President Harding's "asso-
Pfsf nations or international court was
but not exactly as the "irreconcilables
: senate wanted 1t. OF course, the "bitter-
srs' in the senate do not want the nations
( get together under any plan. But the great
,aiority of the American people favor a move
ment of some kind looking toward the settle
ment of international disputes by peaceful
means instead of by the Strengthening of human
beings.
There is no doubt that a great majority OIL
Harding's famous seven millions favor some
,orm of a world movement looking toward a
permanent peace. Such ardent Republicans as
former President Taft, Secretary of state
Charles E. Hughes, Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover and many others who are equai-
ly prominent in Republican councils tod the
voters repeatedly while on the stump for Har-
ding last fall that the sure and quickest way 10
bring about a cooperation between nations was
to vote the Republican ticket. The candidate
himself although being evasive, allowed the
people to accept such an understanding OF MS
no;fcies. In fact, in several Of his speeches. ne
erred to an Association of nations as a SUBJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
RIPPING RHYMES
By Walt Mason
LETHE

LEIHE
Forget the symptoms OF disease
DER which you're prone to cry alack
those signs of stringhalt in your
knees. and hints of cricks along your
back; forgetting all such things as
these, you'll be surprised how high
you stack. For brooding over all
ments dire may bring them to you,
all in line; far better hear the wood
land choir. or catch a fish where
streamlets shine; far better buy a
whalebone Tyre. and turn out madri-
gals like mine. And talking of your
divers ills is surely BOUND to make
them worse; forget the doctor and
his pills. the undertaken and MS
hearse, and walk along the sunlit
hills, and chant a glad and grateful
verse. He to the greatest age sur
wives who doesn't let the briny pour,
who romps and gambols with his
wives, and shows his head is never
sore: and if you talk of itch and
hives. you only make yourself a bore.
No dismal takers are required in
this. our mortal caravan: no lamen-
tations are desired, no program on
the graveyard plan; forget the theme
that makes men tired, and be a sum
beam If you can. Forget the grief
of yesterday, forget the ache you had
last night; when people would be
blithe and gay, the lonesome beefer
is a fright; be joyful. and when dusk
is gray, the boys will cry. Good
scout! Sleep Tight"
Copyright, George Matthew Adams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27

Here is something which we need
to learn, and keep we'll in mind: In
the ordinary affairs of men we deal
with averages.
The daily wage is determined by
the efficiency Of h average WORK
man. Some workmen earn more
and some less. but the wage-cost Is
adjusted to average efficiency.
The unit of production and the
measuring of the horsepower load'
submit to the same law.
But In all the higher reaches of
human endeavor, merit Is measured
by margins.
Some, years ago a man who want
ed to buy what then was called a
"horseless carriage offered me his
horse, buggy, harness, curry-comb,
blankets, %lap-robes and much more
for $50. And it was not a bad
looking outfit which he offered me.
Slight Change Nothing.
If I had needed a horse OF rather
less than moderate speed, and a
buggy that had some years of SER
vice left in it, I could not have ask
ed for at a lower price. 1t was well
worth the money.
Now, for the purposes of that
proposed sale, it would not have
added IS to the price if the horse
could have trotted one-half mile
more in an hour, nor taken away 50
if he had travelled a half-mile less.
But the horse that has cut off a
| single second from the trotting rec
ord in any recent year had added, !
| suppose, several thousand dollars to
his value.
When I was'a boy. the speed rec
| ord was held by Dexter. He trotted
a mile in two minutes and forty sec
onds, on a plank road. For years
"two-forty" was the top speed limit.
Seconds Count.
When the horse was found that
lowered that record to 2:3S or pos