How To Cut Down Your Income Tax In 1950
Tax advice in April 1950 urges readers to reduce taxable income. It promotes a single sure method as still valid, despite broader retention of various strategies. The phrasing reflects historical guidance on personal finance.
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Newfoundland Price Order and Confederation Outlook
A 1950 government price order sets increases for Good Luck and related margarine products with May effectivity, offset by regional delays and import tolls. The note questions Newfoundland’s near term prospects post Confederation, citing Federal support as crucial to stave off potential depressions akin to 1921 and 1932.
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Sale Man Wanted for Home Necessities in Newfoundland
North American Life advertisement seeks a reliable salesman to sell a large line of home essentials in Newfoundland including foods medicines and toilet preparations direct to consumers and businesses. No capital required with potential earnings over $50 weekly. Apply The W T Rawleigh Co Ltd 4005 Richelieu St Montreal Quebec.
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King George V Jubilee Scholarship Applications Guidelines
All applications must be in the candidates own handwriting and include full qualifications. Address to The Secretary Committee of Selection King George V Jubilee Scholarship Department of Education. Enclose certified marks for Junior Matriculation or Grade XI and submit by June 30. Provide three references including a Minister of Religion and a Medical Practitioner where possible.
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Window of Mystery Story Sparks Quiet Laughter
A tale teller prompts chuckles with a twisted pun about a dirty window. A listener jokes he will repeat it soon, then recalls sharing the quip with a sick friend, concluding the line about seeing through the dirty window remains risqué.
Drunken Drivers Evade Law Amid Rising Accidents
Maclean's reports a growing carnage as drunken drivers escape with light fines or no punishment. Experts blame archaic blood testing limits and reliance on odor breath and appearance, while police struggle with weak evidence and defenses.
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