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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1930
Page
5
The Enterprise begins a daily series detailing the 1929 federal income tax changes. It explains new rates under the joint resolution, including lowered normal tax and updated brackets, with guidance on who must file returns and how gains losses depreciation and earned income fit in.
Mr. 8 L Kenderson of Hopkinsville reports relief after taking Konjola for indigestion gas and constipation. He says appetite improved, pains nearly disappeared, and headaches and dizziness ceased. The advert notes Mann No 1 Drug Store in High Point and widespread availability.
The notice explains who must file, the filing deadline of March 15 1920 and where to file with the district collector of internal revenue. It outlines tax rates including 0.5 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions, 2 percent on the next 4000, 4 percent on the balance, and a surtax on net income over 10000.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue outlines filing rules for 1929 income tax. It explains separate or joint returns, head of family thresholds, and the March 15 1930 deadline. It notes form 1040A for salaries up to 5000 and form 1040 for higher or business incomes, with payments due quarterly.
Paris officials raise first class subway fare to more than 4 cents and second class to 24 cents. The municipal council declares Parisians can afford higher transit costs with the new rates.
An article states that human bones keep growing until the twenty fifth year, indicating ongoing skeletal development through early adulthood. It notes biological factors influencing growth rates and potential variations among individuals.
A detailed rundown of February 9 radio programming across major stations led by WEAF CBS chain and WJZ NBC chain. Includes time blocks for concerts, choirs, organ recitals, theatre programs, religious services, and guest performances with station affiliations and looped repeats across dozens of networks.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how stomach content analysis and X ray tests aid diagnosis. By examining acid levels digestion, bile, blood and bacteria physicians infer conditions such as ulcers gallbladder disease cancer and pernicious anemia while noting that content study must be combined with motion studies for accurate conclusions.
Free lipsticks and face powders are supplied to shop girls in a Dublin store to help them look smart and fresh behind the counters. Each girl gets a fixed ration of powder and lipstick, plus free dresses, to encourage better customer appeal in winter sales.
Unbleached muslin curtains with colored cross stitch depict Jack and Jill and other Mother Goose characters in decorative nursery fabrics suitable for children’s rooms.
A telegram from LivK in Pennsylvania notes a minor injury to a son. The message conveys concern and a brief health update, typical of family correspondence printed in the era.
North Carolina revenue commissioner A J Maxwell outlines filing rules for 1929 income tax returns. Extensions may be granted up to sixty days with interest. penalties apply for late voluntary filing. Corporations partnerships and individuals with income above set thresholds must file with detailed schedules and deductions, including depreciation and personal exemptions.
Moscow authorities tighten control by forbidding Soviet papers to refer to any person as talented famous or the world's greatest. The government adds another censorship step restricting language used about public figures.
A playful scene shows a boy asking his mother for two dollars, asking to be lent one and promising repayment to settle the debt. The mother contemplates the clever ruse as a light family moment in the Passing Show.
A columnist compares Western installment buying with Zulu customs in which fathers arrange marriages by down payments in cattle. The piece notes early betrothal practices and suggests long tenure options and shifting arrangements as suitors complete payments before daughters reach marrying age.
The text discusses a groom facing last minute competition for a bride and describes a scenario where a father reconsiders suitors while not returning payments. It notes about 110000 Japanese living in the United States at the time.
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