Income Tax Facts for 1920 21 and deductions
The article outlines 1920 21 income tax rules for individuals and couples, filing deadlines March 15 1921, and how to use forms 1040A and 1040. It details tax rates up to 8 percent, surtax 1 65 percent on higher nets, and deductible charitable contributions with limits to religious charitable scientific or educational groups. It notes corporations partnerships credit for member contributions and restrictions on deductibility for certain gifts, plus prohibitions on campaign expense deductions and future promises.
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Internal Revenue
Virginia Woman Gains Twenty Five Pounds
Mrs. T. H. Harris of Lynchburg Virginia reports a remarkable recovery after starting Tanlac. She describes severe influenza last year that left her weak with indigestion and dizziness but after treatment gained twenty five pounds and regained appetite and strength. Tanlac sold in High Point Stokesdale and Pomona by local merchants.
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Virginia
Tanlac
T. H. Harris
Gum St
Lynchburg
Taniac
High Point
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Stokesdale
C. P. Lenoir
Pomona
Pomong, Mercantile Co
Wally Reid Visits San Francisco Hotel Amid Secret Film Plans
Fashionable guests at the St Francis in San Francisco were startled when a blue overalled sailor with black whiskers appeared in the lobby. The visitor turned out to be Wally Reid, whom bell hops revealed to an eager crowd while he and James Cruze prepared to film scenes for the Paramount picture Always Audacious.
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St. Francis Hotel
San Fransisco
Wally Reid
Wally
James Cruze
St. Francis
Paramount
Broadway Theatre
The Plunger at Rose theatre and Doan's Kidney Pills ad
The Plunger a Fox film starring George Waieh will play at the Rose theatre tomorrow with advance reports praising it as a sharp satire on Wall street manipulation. An editorials-style piece cites a High Point reader praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back pain relief, with a testimonial and price.
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Wall Street
Fox
George Waieh
Siar
Rose Theatre
Thomas F. Fallon
Dell Hender
High Point
Gilbert Tucker
E. Green St
Doann
Doan
Garren's Tonic Promises Refunds Pushes Sales at Local Drug Firm
Garren's Tonic reports sharp daily sales gains as it markets a vegetable based health tonic. The ad touts a money back guarantee, digestive and blood-building claims, and notes the product is now on display at J. A. Hart Drug Co.
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Gurren
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Garren
Virginia Walsh in Take a Chance shines as Alice Houghton
Virginia Walsh plays Alice Houghton in a melodrama where her father on the Stock Exchange is ruined by an enemy. Walsh also appears as Take a Chance Schuyler, a former office boy whose meteoric rise to millionaire leaves him dizzy but smiling, with humorous spots easing the gripping drama.
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Virginia Walsh
Alice Houghton
The
Stock Exchange
Walsh
Schuyler
Chang Bop Program At The Orpheum Today
Walton's Winsome Winners headline the Orpheum change program with Boots delivering clever folk humor and a new comedy line. The Cadillac Four restore a top quartet act while Welter Marion and Bobby Black perform new numbers. Rieck the tenor sings My Gal Sal as Helen Gibson debuts Winning the Franchise a new film feature.
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Gal Sal
Reese Prosser
al G. Fields
Helen Gibson
Alabama Legion Urges Release of Captain Kilpatrick
Montgomery officials press President Wilson to free Captain Kilpatrick of the American Red Cross long held prisoner by Bolsheviks in Russia. The state executive committee vows to win his release, declaring it may require an army of ten million. Kilpatrick is an Alabamian.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ermet Kimerrick
American Red Cross
Russia
Wilson
Alabama
The
American Legion
R Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Ideal Small Home Designs Ranked In National Contest
The Small House Competition drew 1000 plan submissions from architects nationwide. Thirty six prize winners will share 15000 in awards, announced February 10. A five member jury includes Hammond Hewitt Russell Heintz and Baum. The winning designs will aid home seekers via the Own Your Own Home movement and will be published in book form.
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Chicago
American Institute of Architects
Henry K. Holtsman
C. H. Hammond
Edwin H. Hewitt
Minneapolis
E. J. Russell
St. Louis
Hall F. Heintz
Atlanta
Dwight James Baum
New York
Mr. Heisman
A Cotton Grower Offers to Pay Debt
In Raleigh on February 7 a grim note on farm debt surfaced from a South Carolina planter. Former Governor Richard I. Manning read a letter to tobacco and cotton growers showing a planter’s vow to pay creditors when possible, contrasted with a harsh judgment Day remark directed at a fertilizer firm.
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Raleigh
Richard I. Manning
South Carolina
J G Allen Reported Slightly Improved In Raleigh
The condition of John G. Allen a Raleigh broker well known in Masonic circles was reported this afternoon as slightly improved after about a week of pneumonia.
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Raleigh
John G. Allen
Public testimonial for Dr. Pierce’s medicines in West Virginia
Bellepoint residents praise Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a superior system builder. A Mrs. B J Carper from the Oke family says they used it for years with good results and urges others to try the tonic. Send 19 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalidge Hotel in Buffalo for a trial package.
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Bellepoint
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
B. J. Carper
Invalidge
Buffalo, N.Y
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Loh
Wallace Reid
Chang Bop
Orpheum
Legion
National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Drift Committee
Building Trades Organizations
China
Oke
High Point Merchants’ Association
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