Man Steals Shoes as Harbor Worker Jestfully Taunts Court
William H. Lewis, a harbor dredger worker, is arraigned after a Pitts Street shoe store break in. He claims Concord authorities trap him, while officers recall prior breaks in Roxbury and South Boston. He is held for grand jury in a $1000 bond and jokes about his capture.
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William H. Lewis
Central Court
Pitts Street
Sullivan
Billy
Jimmy
Hanley
William
Roxbury
Boston
Lewis
Concord
Abbott
Sle
Srand
Wage Increases for Railroad Brotherhoods Under Review
Washington February 26 The wage increases for four train men brotherhoods under review by the railroad administration would not total 100 million dollars as earlier reports claimed Director General Hines said experts are not yet ready to provide the aggregate Readjustments of wage and employment schedules sought by the four brotherhoods will be announced soon.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Hines
Four Brotherhoods
Ely's Cream Balm promises quick relief for colds
A short remedy advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages and relieves catarrh in moments. It says a small amount in the nostrils penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, reduces mucus, and restores easy breathing with instant relief.
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Ely
Farmer Income Tax Rules for Seasonal Farm Use
A syndicated discussion by Thomas H. Ray explains farm tax rulings. It covers when a city resident with a country farm must report farm income, allowable deductions, and how schedules 1H0F and No 1040 interact. It clarifies that personal use farms at a loss need not declare crop value, while a commercial farm must include all gains and deductible costs in the year of sale or expenditure.
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Thomas H. Ray
Daily and Sunday Post
Ray
Physical Culture March exposes wrestling flaws and cures
B F Roller criticizes the wrestling scene in Physical Culture March, drawing on connections with prominent wrestlers to detail current issues and remedies. The issue also highlights Ruth Mason Rice’s four week insomnia cure without drugs and Edward Lankow’s voice training methods for better speech.
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Physical Culture Magazie
H. B. Galatin
Physical Culture
B. F. Roller
Mi Gs
Dr. Roller
Ruth Mason Rice
Physical Culture Magazine
Edward Lankow
Boston
Metropolitan Opera
U. S. Army
Suit with Rows of Stitching At Waist Seam Delights Youth
A description highlights a suit favored by many young men featuring distinctive rows of stitching at the waist seam, suggesting current fashion appeal and practical tailoring.
Tax guidance for farming inventories and income reporting
Farmers using actual receipts and disbursements or the inventory method should keep consistent records, determine gross income by adding year end inventory to sales and subtracting beginning inventory and purchases. In inventories, losses are reflected in the end stock. wages paid to a minor son are not deductible, while wages to an adult son may be.
Death of Rev. Orison C. Sargent Baptist Leader
Concord New Hampshire Feb 26 The death occurred here early today of Rev Orison Clark Sargent a veteran clergyman of the Baptist denomination He held pastorates in Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire and for years was secretary and general superintendent of the New Hampshire Baptist convention.
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Concord
N. H
Orison Clark Sargent
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Baptist Convention
$60 Bonus for Men Who Left Service
A wartime payment of $60 is authorized for U S military personnel who resigned or were honorably discharged since April 6. Major Michael J. Moore announced the notification from Washington. The payment supplements other entitled sums under Section 6 of the revenue act approved by President Wilson.
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United States
Michael J. Moore
Edwards
Washington
Wilson
Charles E Van Loan Ill in Abington Hospital
Charles E. Van Loan humorist and writer of sporting stories is seriously ill at Abington Memorial Hospital near Philadelphia. He arrived in the area on business two or three weeks ago and fell ill in the city. His wife and two children have joined him from Los Angeles California.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. van Loan
Abington Memorial Hospital
Here
Abington
Os Angeles
Cal
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Alfred W. McCann
Personal Problem Magazine
Edwin F. Bowers
George Allan England
Frank Crane
O. J. Hamilton
Alan Denby
Cleveland Moffett
Physical Culture Publishing CO
W. 40Th St
New York
Meyer J. Reiser
Court Square
Louis Miller
American Tailors
Boylston Street Cor
Washington St
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Model
Army
New England
Franklin
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