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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
7
In official Washington rumors say President elect Harding has practically chosen James J. Davis to be Secretary of Labor. Davis is a top official in the Loyal Order of Moose and a member of a labor union, signaling a labor relations role in the new administration.
The article outlines when tan reduction is allowed for farm classes for maids employed in milk and meals for laborers and forbids deductions for personal family living costs. It notes deductions for ordinary business expenses and cites limitations on personal and family expenses under the revenue act. Domestic and travel notices from Memphis and Oklahoma accompany the item.
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas a leading Middle West stock dealer says Tanlac completely restored his health gaining thirty five pounds and renewing vigor. He describes severe indigestion and weakness before use and six bottles as the turning point. His wife also found relief and he urges friends to try Tanlac. Vernon Odell Harrell sellers listed.
The Washington bulletin forecasts a warm wave spreading from the northwest by March 11 reaching the nation’s midsection and lower Mississippi valleys before a northeastward storm path by March 13. It notes Jupiter and Saturn near each other influencing weather, mentions sunspots research, comets, and cautions farmers against grain or cotton sales while urging purchases where needed.
Mr and Mrs A Allison returned from Hillsboro where they were called by illness of Mr Allisons mother in law Mrs M W McDonald. Mrs McDonald who visited in Vernon remains very low, and the Allison couple expect to return to Hillsboro in a couple of days.
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