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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
10
C F P Outtado, internal revenue collector for Elyria and Lorain, outlines 1923 tax payment instructions under the 25 percent reduction. He stresses that half the year’s tax is due after allowances, detailing how taxpayers should settle their accounts.
A health note warns that excess stomach acid from poor digestion can irritate the stomach lining, leading to gastritis or ulcers. It advises avoiding ordinary remedies and suggests Blsi-4 Magnesia after meals to relieve gas and neutralize acid, noting milk should be avoided and insistent use of a powder or tablet form.
Instructions outline a one quarter reduction on reported taxes for returns filed by March 16 or taxes paid in full. June 18 payment deadline applies, with details on how to compute June payments and subsequent installments. Corporations are excluded from the reduction. Try an ad in the Chronicle Telegram want columns.
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske U S N retired resurfaces with outspoken views on American sea fighting efficiency. He has clashed with Washington authorities on naval reform methods and how to rectify the fleet. Fiske, a former Aid for Operations at his retirement in 1915, gained prominence as an innovator of naval devices and equipment.
Fragmentary text mentions Svens, 70 tl with a second place in 1874, and a report to Admiral Dewey for heretic conduct. It references Admiral Fiske’s reputation in naval policy and strategy, noting his clump and its lasting attention.
A report notes the share of producer revenue captured by the American meat packer. It states about 28 cents of every dollar received for meat goes to raw material costs, illustrating the breakdown of producer payments in the meat industry.
Rudolph Kubasak of Lorain will be retried June 18 on a charge of a third offense under liquor laws. A prior jury differed on whether the offense was second or third and was discharged by the court.
Ernest Kamsel of Lorain filed suit today against executor A W Cinnninger of Maria Smith Green estate seeking 2075 dollars. He says he cared for the deceased for 83 weeks before her death at 25 dollars per week.
John L. Merril, president of All American Cables Company, was honored at a dinner hosted by his employer and friends. He marked 40 years with the firm and revealed he began his career as an office boy, a detail only trusted few knew.
Samoan islanders known as flappers bob their hair and tint it auburn using a wash from a wild plant leaves, embracing a new fashion in local dress and appearance.
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