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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1919

Page

5

Tax changes on deductions and health insurance exemptions

The article explains changes in the new federal income tax law, detailing which income is exempt or taxable and outlining deductible expenses. It covers health and accident insurance, pensions, military pay, and dividends, plus the shift to "ordinary and necessary" expenses and broadening of interest deductions for individuals and corporations.

Charles H. Ray Daily and Sunday Post Ray United States

No Extension of Time for Filing Tax Returns Declared

Washington officials stated there will be no extension of the March 15 deadline for filing income and profit tax returns for individuals and corporations. Rumors of possible extensions were denied. An extension may be allowed for information at the source reports required from payers of over $1000 in salaries wages rents and other expenditures.

Washington Treasury

Belfast at Work Awaiting a Ballot

Belfast strikers agreed to ballot on settlement terms as city resumes normal life and streetcar service returns. Officials expected a large majority in favor of the proposed settlement. In London, Clyde district strikers were ordered to return to work tomorrow by the joint strike committee.

Belfast London Clyde Joint

Parents Debate Sex Hygiene Teaching In Public Schools

Dr. Payson Smith opposed sex hygiene instruction while endorsing physical training. Harvard's Dudley Sargent supported the federation’s aims in preparing girls for motherhood, citing the value of fitness. The event at the Public Library opened by Governor Coolidge featured 15 Girls High School students demonstrating baby care.

Payson Smith Massachusetts Girls’ Health League State Federation of Women’s Clubs Coolidge Boston Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs Girls’ High School Dudley Sargent Harvard Massachusetts State Federation Smith

Sugar Man Sues For Divorce In Middlesex Court

Charles E. Van Wart, sugar refining manager of this city, sues Annie Van Wart for divorce in East Cambridge alleging she became a common street walker after their 1908 Providence marriage. He testified of a May visit to her Revere apartment with a sailor, the arrest, and his support payments ending after he learned of her life.

Annie van Wart Charles E. van Wart Middlesex County Superior Court East Cambridge van Wart Charles Avenue Revere Joseph Wilder Providence Boston Everett Suffolk County Superior Court Rachel FR. Murray Somerville Robert J. Murray Cambridge Mary J. Ja

Holiday on Welcome Day Senate bill on homecoming holiday

The Senate moved to create a homecoming holiday for Massachusetts soldiers sailors and marines. It would authorize a governor proclamation to designate the day and close public offices. An appropriation of 10000 dollars was approved to fund the reception effort.

Senate Committee On Rules Prescott Grafton Commonwealth Massachusetts

Funeral for Francis A. Houston in Concord Today

The funeral for Francis A. Houston formerly vice-president of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company will be held today at 3 40 in his Musketaquid read residence Concord. He died at his home Monday night after 33 years with the company and a period of ill health.

Francis A. Houston Concord New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Corncore Musketaquid Read Houston Tele-Phone Company

Worms Cause Sick Children and Safe Elixir Offered

Signs of intestinal worms in children include stomach pain swollen lip sour stomach foul breath and pale skin. The ad promotes Dr True's Elixir as a safe gentle remedy citing a Oklahoma user and claiming availability at medicine sellers for both children and adults.

Childien William G. Ronin Caddo Oklahoma Dr. True

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