Fragmented 1920s Satires and Oddities in Food Talk
A collage of quirky notes and social quips covers meals, shark eating trials, and a joke about two Irishmen and Birmingham. Rosai J. Cates directs attention to Roosevelt and hunger cures while a New York reader relays fish tasting and leather tanning ideas.
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Rosai J. Cates
Danville
Roosevelt
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Stark Mud Bay
Mr. Coles
Morehead City
N.C
Herbert Tloover
Cotes
Traille
Alaska Fox Skin Boom Valued At 28000 In 1916
The article notes Alaska's 1916 fox skin output valued at 28000 dollars signaling a strong fur trade year. It references a husband and model comparison, implying a high quality portrayal of a real thing.
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Alaska
Fashionable wool frock and relaxing home negligee trends
The article describes simple yet original wool dresses using serge gaberdine and broadcloth with draped skirts and shaped panels. It highlights new organdie collars, detachable cuffs, and underarm fastenings, plus easy home wear negligees in satin and voile ideal for quiet hours at home. It notes affordable options and decorative boudoir caps as finishing touches.
Daniel in the Lions Den Lesson and Its Lessons
The lesson outlines Daniel's rise under a Medo Persian king, the plot by officials to destroy him for his faith, Daniel's steadfast prayer, and his deliverance from the lions. It compares earthly law with divine will and ends with the king's decree praising Daniel's God and Daniel's continued prosperity under Cyrus.
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Heaven
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Daniels
Cyrus
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Army training officer links liquor to youth misdeeds
Col W J Nicholson cites forty two years with young men in camps asserting alcohol causes about five percent of trouble. He argues first-time servicemen with money drink to prove manhood, noting liquor reduces effectiveness and feeds misconduct while training for the United States Army.
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W. J. Nicholson
Tvort Sheridan
United States Army
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Health officials warn beer poses health and social risks
Dr Claven Eimerson and Dr Edwin F Bowers weigh in on beer safety. They argue alcohol in patent medicines harms personal and community health, blocks preventive medicine, and hinders social development. The debate mentions lecithin claims and tasteless irony about nutrient value in beer.
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Claven Eimerson
New York
Lumber Camps Strike Zones Highlight Record Clean Living
W. dD. Maywood, secretary treasurer of the EcoW. W., cites an interview noting lumber camp workers in Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and British Columbia have reported no drunkenness. He urges readers to consider the record as proof of the movement's discipline and unity.
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W. Dd. Maywood
Ecow
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
British Columbia
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Constitutional Prohibition Shifts Federal Powers, Poling Says
Daniel Poling argues constitutional prohibition will not grant new federal powers but will take from the federal government its tax liquor authority. He contends it strengthens state police power by adding federal support to internal enforcement.
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Daniel Poling
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