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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

7

Suggested Changes In Income Tax Procedure

A proposal outlines reforming federal tax handling by creating a separate tax court and limiting the Commissioner's powers. It calls for trial on disputes near the taxpayer, swift refunds, and a division of legislative executive and judicial functions to reduce government expense and centralization.

U. S. Board of Tax Appeals U. S. Court of Appeals U. S District Courts United States Department Washington

Life expectancy shrinks eight months in 1923 figures

Metropolitan Life Insurance statisticians report the average life from birth to death fell from 57.32 years in 1923, down eight months from 1921 due to influenza and pneumonia. Despite the dip, early 1924 and 1925 projections suggest a longer life expectancy than 1921.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Pauline checker champion retained title amid state contest

Fred Smith of Pauline, South Georgia, remains the state checker champion after defeating all challengers in the title competition. He retained his crown in a match at the event, while domestic tensions and custody concerns were noted in a separate exchange.

Fred Smith Pauline, S. G

The Radio Miracle Kill at 100 Miles

Arthur Brisbane laments fears of distant threats and urges national readiness to confront global dangers, urging unity and preparedness as a guiding motto for the nation.

Radio and Mausoleum Prompts Public Debate on Education

A nostalgic column discusses radio and moving pictures transforming education and wealth, noting longer lifespans and a projected $75 million annual gain. It contrasts vast new tech with a Jersey City family, mentions a mausoleum project costing 3.5 million and questions charitable priorities and Christian founder views.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Long-Running Relief

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as effective for over 40 years. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that affects mucous membranes via the blood to reduce inflammation. Sold by Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio.

New Zealand Hall Cheney & Co

Firestone Sees Great Public Opportunity Amid Cost Pressures

With today s high crude rubber and raw material costs Firestone touts strong public service potential. The firm cites its large volume and advantages in purchasing manufacturing and distribution as key strengths.

Firestone

Our Invisible Foes Series Promotes Health Education

An 86 year old clinician writes on invisible dangers to life such as submarines and hidden enemies. He urges public schools to teach bacteriurgy to help individuals defend health and extend life, offering advice from decades of medical experience.

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Southern Welding Company Broad Street Augusta James Tobin Ferdinand Phiniy Phinny & CO Georgia Aiken Farmers & Merchants Bank Laird’s, Inc Realtors Geo. A. Durban Aiken, S. C First Carolina’s Joint Stock Land Bank A. F. Lever Herbert E. Gyles S. C THE Aiken Pressing Club Plunkett J. B. Given Nas Children Dey Flet Haved Mr. Brown Mrs. Brown Arthur Brisbane New York MacMillan Associated Press Jersey City Firestone Service John Joseph Gaine Aiken Tire Shop ANS
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