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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1921

Page

8

Exemption Law Explains 1920 Income Tax Rules

The Bureau of Internal Revenue warns filing rules depend on marital status and income. Singles with net income of 1000 or more and married pairs with 2000 or more must file. dependents affect exemptions. The article details how the 2000 exemption applies, how to handle combined vs separate returns, and conditions for head of family status including living together and changes by year end.

Bureau of Internal Revenue

Musterole ad promises quick relief for many ailments

Advertisement urges mothers to keep Musterole ready for immediate use against croup sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion rheumatism lumbago and aches. Claims it relieves many pains without blistering and helps adults too with 5c 65c and hospital size $3 jars available.

Employees to Get $250000 Dividends in Holyoke

In Holyoke on January 10, it was announced that nearly 250000 in profit sharing dividends will be distributed to Forr Alpaca Company employees on Thursday. Dividends are 8 percent of each employee's salary for the year, with about 2800 shares in the distribution. The plan began in 1914.

Holyoke Forr Alpaca

Perfect Student at Boston University Named in Lynn

William J. Clark of Lynn, a Boston University College of Business Administration student, was chosen as the perfect student from 3000 peers. He received the Delta Sigma Pi medal for high scholarship leadership and future promise, as a class treasurer and junior House of Representatives member who commutes from Lynn.

Boston University William J. Clark Lynn College of Business Administration National Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity House of Representatives B. U. College of Business Administration

Arlington Subway Station Nearing Opening Date

Construction on the Arlington street station of the Boylston street subway is about 80 percent complete engineers estimate the station will be open for Boston Elevated patrons on June 1.

Arlington Arlington Street Boylston Street Boston Elevated

Mrs Nellie Woodsford Praises Dr True’s Elixir

East Boston at 23 Lamson Street Mrs Nellie Woodsford and her child credit Dr True’s Elixir with restoring her health and easing stomach worms in her sick child. She describes relief from bowel issues bad breath headaches and general shakiness after using the remedy. The ad touts True’s Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller since 1861 and suitable for children and adults.

Boston Lamson St Nellie Woodsford Dr. True True

Reconciliation Fails as Franksens Split Again

In Madison on January 10, Mrs. Philip Franzen says she returned only to retrieve clothes and belongings, denying any reunion with her husband. Police plan to charge Pierre P. Auther with grand larceny for taking $110 from Franzen during the incident in St. Louis.

Madison Wis Philip Franzen Franzen St. Louis Pierre P. Auther Hyland Park, Sr

Woolworth Estate Valued At 27 Million Plus Tax

The Woolworth estate of F W Woolworth who died in 1919 is valued at 27 205 283 dollars with a transfer tax to New York state of 1 084 701 dollars. Personal property including furnishings cash bonds and other securities is valued at 29 916 827 dollars and real estate in Glen Cove and New York at 874 666 dollars. Debts total 3 586 720 dollars.

Mineola N. Y Glen Cove New York

Dollier Tracked by Japanese Secret Service in Japan Visit

Franklin D'Ollier, former national commander of the American Legion, and his wife faced constant surveillance by Japanese officials during their trip to Japan. Secret service agents and inspectors reportedly searched trunks and personal papers, tied to the Legion's stance on California exclusion laws. D'Ollier offered to explain any misunderstood documents to his Japanese guide at trip’s end.

New York Franklin D’ollier American Legion Japan National Legion California D'Ollier The

Armenian Stowaway Ordered Deported

Nubar Hygopolan a 13 year old Armenian boy who stowed away on the American steamer Schoodie from West Africa underwent a hearing at the immigration station before the board of special inquiry. He recounted the killings of his parents and brother by Turks and his escape to Constantine. The board ordered his exclusion.

Nubar Hygopolan Schoodie West Africa Board of Special Inquiry Constantinople

St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Back Pain Relief

Advertises St Jacobs Oil as a gentle rub for backache lumbago and sciatica promising almost instant relief from soreness stiffness and pain. Claims to soothe without burning skin and to straighten up stop stitches and end suffering with a trial bottle from your aryist.

St. Jacobs

Secretary Baker backs a sea level canal

Secretary Baker urged building a sea level canal to parallel the Panama waterway. He predicted the Panama canal would fall short for world commerce within fifteen years and favored a Panama or Nicaragua route as a sea level project. He noted Massachusetts class battleships due 1923 are 105 feet wide, near the 110 foot Panama canal locks.

Washington Panama Waterway Baker Panama Canal Atlantic Pacific Oceans Panama Nicaragua Massachusetts

Will of Harry E Converse Approved by Plymouth Judge

Judge Lloyd B Chamberlain allowed the will of Harry E Converse of Marion. Executors are Moorefield Storey Lincoln Parker Converse Marion Edward M Benson Cambridge and Frank B Bemis Beverly, each bonded large sums. Estate valued at about 1.65 million with realty around 250 thousand. The will, dated April 14 1919, directs mourning be avoided and living as if he were still with them. Entire property is disposed of.

Plymouth Harry E. Converse Marion Lloyd B. Chamberlain Moorefield Storey Lincoln Parker Converse Edward M. Benson Cambridge Frank B. Bemis Beverly

Ancient cough syrup recipe promises instant relief

Advertises a cheap, old remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup to treat coughs. Claims rapid results within 24 hours for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and asthma. Promotes asking druggist for 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex with directions and a money back guarantee.

J. Wayne Ind

Try Magnesia For Stomach Trouble

Sufferers of indigestion are urged to try pure bisurated magnesia after meals. The remedy neutralizes stomach acids, stops fermentation and gas, relieves heartburn and bloating, and is said to be safe for ongoing use as long as symptoms persist.

Bequests Held in Trust Noted in Private Matters

In private bequests some assets are held in trust for legatees. Mr. Converse served as president of the Boston Rubber Company and was a son of Malden’s first mayor.

Converse Boston Rubber Company Malden

Tired Mornings and Neurasthenia Hopeful Patient Testimony

A Des Moines man describes weakness, insomnia, and weight loss from neurasthenia and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with weight gain, better color, appetite, nerves, and ambition. A free Nervous System booklet is offered, with mail order options at 60 cents per box.

Anton Patrick West 24Th Street Des Moines Iowa Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady, NY

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Rheumatism Relief

The ad claims rheumatism is a blood disease and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier and tonic. It asserts the medicine provides positive relief and cites physician endorsement, with Hood's Pills recommended as a laxative.

Hood

Marmola Prescription Tablets advertised for rapid weight loss

An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets reduce two to four pounds weekly without exercise or dieting. Readers are urged to buy a large case for one dollar from Marmola Co of Detroit, promising safe, pleasant results without medical advice.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

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