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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
4
The item notes subscription terms for a weekly Wakefield Michigan publication and records mail classification as second class under the 1879 Act. HW J Trezise is listed as editor and publisher.
The notice outlines income tax filing requirements for single and married individuals with specific net and gross income thresholds, filing period, and exemptions under the 1924 Revenue Act. It also notes a 25 percent tax credit on earned income up to 5,000 and provides a worked example. Separately, Ford Motor Company reports record 1925 sales with over 250 Ford cars per hour and domestic retail deliveries totaling 1,878,581 vehicles, up 17.3 percent from 1924, with trucks crossing 200,000 in sales for the first time.
The Flint Six Forty is pitched as a compact yet powerful six with four wheel brakes and Harvey tires. It emphasizes character, refined curves, and high quality materials, claiming design and construction worthy of more expensive cars and broad public approval.
The system replaces brake bands with brake shoes on both front and rear wheels. Shoes mounted on a fork squeeze the drum, reducing heat, burning, and locking risk. Adjustments stay stable, refining costs are minimal, and the Flint Six Forty is presented as a modern, well-equipped car of real character.
Postmaster A M Gilbert notes Thrift Week starts January 7 with Phritt Day and salutes Benjamin Franklin as thrift advocate. He explains postal savings as a government education service, not a bank, turning deposits to local banks with collateral bonds, welcoming all savers from a penny to a million dollars.
The divorce mad liquor crazed New York smart set frowns on This Woman to be shown at Strand Community Theater on Saturday January 31. It centers on Carel Drayton a remarkable woman adored by debutantes and toasted by clubmen as a sharp indictment of postwar society and fashionable resorts in New York.
The film follows Carol Drayton amid New York society’s whispered intrigues. She battles conscience and love for a powerful admirer as gossip and hypocrisy surround her glamorous world. Her eventual vindication comes after exposing the rot within society.
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho-Sulphur for quick relief from breakouts and irritation. The preparation destroys germs, eases itching and burning, and heals eczema, leaving skin clear. A little jar, used like cold cream, is available at drug stores.
An old time remedy using Sage Tea and Sulphur returns as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Apply with comb or brush to a strand at a time. by morning gray hair darkens and the hair gains a soft lustrous look.
Nash Motors introduces a Surprise Car, a five passenger Advanced Six sedan priced at 1485 factory. The enclosed model showcases striking coach work and refined details, praised by E H McCarty as a beautiful low priced sedan on the 12 inch chassis.
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