Last Call for Tax Returns in Massachusetts
Two days remain to file state income tax returns. Penalties accrue daily for late filers as Income Tax Director Irving L. Shaw oversees the process. The main and branch offices stay open until 5 pm to aid conformity. The 1919 tax due date applies to residents with income over 200 dollars or taxable gains, annuities, or dividends.
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Irving L. Shaw
Court Street
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Montreal man claims rheumatism cure after Greek remedy
A man recounts crippling rheumatism in America, claims full recovery within weeks using a Greek remedy from his uncle and invites readers to write for details. He asserts two months to return home and be free of rheumatism and offers his personal guidance.
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Peter Savala
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Books and biographies shape a thoughtful home life
A review of The Literary Digest Parents League Series and related works argues that home education and character training empower parents. It discusses Dr Louis Fischerscher health guides, Forbush sex education, and Wright and Baldwin career guides, plus insomniac sleep advice and thrift history.
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Jill
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Scher
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John Dewey
Puppies and Indians and Other Tales Review
A brief note highlights Carrie Cadby's Puppies and Kittens' from Dutton with true tales about puppies spiders chickens and kittens. It praises Will Cadby's remarkable photography and notes Longfellow poetry warm reception before wondering if a modern poet would find similar audience.
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Carrie Cadby
Will Cadby
A Short Romance in Hiawatha Verse Tone
A pleasant tale in the Hiawatha metre dwells on love and war. The reviewer finds it readable but notes today’s readers may lack stamina for verse romances and struggle to finish.
Will Fight Reductions in Commercial Attaches
A New York meeting under the National Foreign Trades Council formed a committee to oppose proposed Congress reductions eliminating commercial attaches. The group will press Washington for funding to support attaches essential for gathering foreign market information and will include representatives from merchant, manufacturing, banking, and chamber groups across major organizations.
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Congress
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington
United States
National Foreign Trades Council
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American Manufacturers’ Export Association
National Association of Credit Men
United States Rubber Export Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers of the
The
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Chamber of Commerce
Great Import Of Vegetables Competes With Home Goods
European cabbage Asiatic peanuts and Spanish onions enter the American market as ocean freight improves and exchange rates fall. The shilling at 17 cents and other currencies lower allow imports to undersell domestic produce. Irish potatoes offered f o b Belfast at $2.27 per 100 pounds versus about $5 in New York markets. Canadian potatoes sell near par after freight considerations.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Belfast
New York
Baruch defends price fixing before House panel
Bernard M. Baruch testifies for five hours on wartime price controls and his roles with the War Industries Board, Council of National Defense, and American Economic Mission. He asserts government price fixing staved off chaos, and predicts falling prices with renewed production.
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Bernard M. Baruch
House Ward
Baruch
War Industries Board
Council of National Defence
American Economic Mission
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Wall Street
Mr. Baruch
Herbert Hoover
Paris
Garrett
Tennessee
Jefferis
Nebraska
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Muscle Shoals
Senate backs plan to treat with Canada on newsprint trade
The Senate passed and sent to the House the Underwood joint resolution creating a commission to negotiate with Canada to abrogate export restrictions on pulp wood and newsprint. Senator Underwood warned the industry faced extinction due to dwindling newsprint supply.
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Washington
Senate Today
House
Underwood
Canada
Senate
United States
Weeghman Sued for Divorce in Chicago
Chicago February 27 Charles N Weeghman owner of a chain of restaurants and former president of the Chicago Federal and National league clubs was sued for divorce today.
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Chicago
Charles N. Weeghman
Chicago Federal League
Chicago National League Baseball
Hair Care Ad Claims Hair Improvement With Newbro’s Herpicide
An advertisement promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a quick solution for dull hair and dandruff. It urges immediate use, promises toned hair and improved appearance, and offers a 10 cent sample and booklet by mail from The Herpicide Co. Dept. 189-A Detroit. Sold in drugstores and department stores.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
U.S. A
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