Taxes Shown Lower Per Capita in North Carolina Report
North Carolina Tax Commission reports 1915 real estate and personal property assessments rose 6.6 percent overall with an 85.23 million dollar total increase. Equalization between counties raised real estate values by 32.1 million, supporting state revenue while keeping taxes per capita lower than any other state. The commission defends equalization as fair, noting economy and progress in schools and roads.
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Salts for Kidney Relief Warned for Meat Eaters
A health note claims high meat intake causes uric acid buildup harming kidneys and causing backache headaches and rheumatic pain. It recommends four ounces of Salts with water daily for a few days to restore kidney function and neutralize urinary acids. Jad Salts described as a life saver for meat eaters.
Sir John Simon to Retire from Cabinet
London reports that Sir John Simon, secretary of state for home affairs, will retire from the cabinet in a move described as ending a brilliant ministerial career for conscience sake.
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Southern Bell Employees Deliver Round-the-Clock Service
In emergencies they save lives and property and in ordinary days they save time, travel, trouble and money. The message highlights human intelligence in Bell service at Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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