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The Word* Are Wrong
Taxes have to be. Like the poor, they’re always with os.
This is not a complaint of the size, of taxes. It’s a complaint against the names of them.
There's ahixury -tax- wperfumes, powder, furs, and the like. Such I understand. They are luxuries in anybody’s language.
But now, ft’s gone too far. There s a luxury tax on alarm clocks! What’s luxurious about being bounced out of bed at some ungodly hour in the morning to get up and go to work? The guy. who named an alarm clock a luxury should have his head examined.
There’s a luxury tax on baby powder and baby oil. That ain’t no luxury, it's a necessity. Just try and dispense with the powder and oil that keeps baby happy and comfortable. After several hours of the yelling and screaming, you’ll know that for your own well-being it is a necessity that you purchase the powder. There’s a luxury tax on deodorants. The word is incorrect. In some business, perhaps, where one is employed out-of-doors with plenty of fresh air, a deodorant JUP be a luxury, but to most of
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