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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
9
Washington DC January 11 reports discuss the 1920 personal exemptions for single and married filers. It explains the $1,000 single and $2,000 married exemptions plus $200 per dependent, clarifies who qualifies, and shows how filing status affects tax and surtax calculations. It also notes errors to avoid when combining spouses incomes and the need to file returns even for non taxable incomes.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a mail-in slip and send 5c to Foley Co at 835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package. The bundle promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains, Theumatism pain, Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing bowels, and claims broad healing uses and wide sale.
Our druggist promotes Mi-O-Na with a five minute relief claim and a money back guarantee. It targets upset stomach indigestion and biliousness with one tablet and promises quick comfort. Sold by Wangler Bros and leading druggists nationwide.
Davenport native Miss Irma Bondy recounts a Vienna street scene where a starving child begged for bread and was struck by her mother. The report details Vienna’s dire food rationing, milk shortages, and malnutrition driving tuberculosis, with American aid helping but urging more support for institutions housing over a thousand children.
The article explains when a husband and wife are considered living together for tax exemptions. It outlines conditions for a $2000 exemption, other exemptions for separation, divorce, or if one is head of a family. It also notes special cases like illness or temporary absence and the impact on the exemption amount.
Atlantic January 11. Paul Misner, a young farmer living three miles from town, reports two young men accused of a holdup after a late night robbery. The incident details are yet unclear as investigators examine the scene and gather statements.
Mr. J. A. McCrea, longtime California resident nicknamed Daddy and Grandpa for his white hair, describes a DIY hair darkening mix. Combine half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum, a small box Barbo Compound, and one ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly. it colors hair without staining the scalp, greasiness, or transfer.
An old time remedy promises natural darkening of gray or faded hair using sage tea and sulphur. A ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as easier, applying with a sponge to small strands to gradually restore a glossy, darker appearance.
A conference here yesterday planned the merger of Freedom Friends with the Associa tion for Recognition of Irish Independence to form a statewide body in Iowa. R J McLaughlin of New York City attended and will arrange a Des Moines mass meeting and delegate convention within ten days. Frank P Walsh will speak. plans also include Daniel O Callaghan if possible.
A vintage advertisement touts a cheap two thirds savings by making cough syrup at home. It instructs using 2% ounces of Pinex from a druggist with sugar syrup or alternatives, claiming quick throat and chest relief, and endorses Pinex as a Norway pine extract.
Birth notices show Wilfred D. Scott and spouse of 1326 Ashland welcome daughter Shirley Ellen on January 8. Albert H Callies of 317 Commercial greet son Albert on January 7. Mark G Kechtfertix with spouse at 28 Rhey announce son Mark George Jr. born January 5.
An old advertisement claims that Papa's Cold Compound cures colds with a dose every two hours, with the first dose opening clogged nostrils and easing headache feverishness. It markets the product as inexpensive and free of quinine, urging insistence on Pape's.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast cold remedy. It claims deep heat penetrates congested chests and sore muscles within minutes, promising quick relief from aches, stiffness, and rheumatic pains. It emphasizes safety and widespread drugstore availability.
Ad claims No-To-Bac tablets curb the urge to smoke or chew and promise relief from tobacco use. It asserts rapid mental and physical benefits and offers a money back guarantee if the user remains addicted, with druggists refunding purchases.
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