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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

6

Wet and Dry Forces Move to Shape Prohibition Question

In Washington the Association Against Prohibition plans a legislative push to weaken the Volstead Act by limiting non intoxicating drinks to half a percent alcohol, aiming to raise to 4 or 6 percent for beer and light wines. Dry supporters count noses in Congress and discuss blocs and farm vote leverage as California votes dry. Ohio rejects a proposed amendment to regulate wine and beer.

Ashington Association Against Prohibition Congress Gliffett Sydney Anderson Minn Mellon California United States Ohio

Fortescue Declines Speech To Cadets Over Controversial Remarks

British historian John William Fortescue was invited to address cadets at West Point but refused after Secretary Weeks cited passages from Fortescue's lectures criticizing Americans. Fortescue, president of the Royal Historical Society, said he planned to retract past criticisms and apologized for his earlier views during his first visit to America.

Daat West Point Weeks John William Fortescue Fortescue United States Royal Historical Sociery Windsor Castle Royal 4G Royal Archives Military Academy America

Amnesty Demo at White House Disturbed by Counter Rally

A protest by over 200 amnesty supporters urged pardon for 64 imprisoned war law violators outside the White House, while a band played The Marselliasse. Police halted the march on government grounds and a counter demonstration by youths and Black banner bearers followed in Lafayette Square.

Herding White House Husky Park Lafayette Square Dla Yanay Yrenson Benedict Arnold Patilotte Association, Inc

Seniority Reform Urged for Senate Steering Committee

Senator Moll McGorter proposes forming a steering committee to reflect political sentiment and abolish the seniority rule. The letter to Senate Leader Lodge argues the old system favors aging, unfitted leaders and that a representative committee should meet with the House counterpart to dispatch Congress business.

Searion Moll’ McGorter Rerator Lodge Republican Senate Teailer Rae Silthough Rnc

Handcrafted Millinery Stuns With Embroidery Rich Hats

A feature on millinery notes how hats showcase wealth of handiwork with embroidery, braid, applique, and chenille. It praises skilled milliners who assemble velvet, fur, paint, and yarn into charming hats, highlighting hours of precise craft and the born talent behind the craft.

Nat

Knitted Fashion Leads The Season In Stylish Accessories

Twentieth century women pursue distinctive style in knitted outerwear and accessories. The article highlights hats, scarfs, and shawls with velvet, fringe, and angora textures, noting smart grays and vivid hues, with emphasis on new improvements like braided knits, novel collars, and decorative embroidery.

Bayer Aspirin Ad Emphasizes Genuine Packages

An advertisement urges buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer medicine. It touts over twenty two years of physician use and safety, listing cold and pain remedies and noting tablets and bottles sold by druggists with varying counts and low cost.

Bayer

NOW HAVE GOATS AS PETS The real thing in Greenwich village

Greenwich village studio residents claim goats are becoming popular pets among society girls seeking low upkeep and companionship. They note goats’ digestion aids garbage disposal and believe goats suit small studio life, with observers from the Sixth to Ninth avenue lines noting rising goat presence in New York.

Greenwich Village Billy Gent Chen Sixth Ninth Avenue Fourteenth Street New York Detroit News

You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Bast

Ad copy from a vintage newspaper touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims sworn testimonials and urges readers to order a sample bottle by parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with a ten cent enclosure.

Reseon Parcel Post

Contractor Gains 30 Lbs On Tanlac Says Wilam Magee

Wilam Magee a retired contractor of St. Louis reports Tanlac restored strength appetite and sleep after ten years of weakness pain and digestive trouble He claims the remedy revived him enough to feel normal and recommends it Promoters say Tanlac is sold by all druggists and advertise widely

Wilam Magee Lafayette Ave St. Louis Thoron

Tariff Troubles Cloud Customs Appeals Court

A jumble of tariff topics and odd international trade questions discussed for the winter session. Wheat screenings tax status and 25,000 pounds of goats boards through the Panama Canal highlight the crossborder issues. The Nation's Business notes illustrate curious cases and the broad stakes in customs rulings.

Court of Customs Panama Canal

Pranks and Pride in the Streets Explain War Talk

A lively street encounter finds Mrs Goodbody addressing a band of pack men. She asks about their imprisonment, and a tramp replies seven years. She notes the war did not last seven years, prompting a puzzled exchange about who spoke of war.

Indignant subscriber confronts editor over stopped paper

A Philadelphia newspaper tale shows a long established reader angrily claiming the paper is halted, only to find the office in normal operation. The editor plays along to expose the claim, then taunts the complainant by doubting the pause. The exchange ends with the editor revealing the routine workflow.

Philadelphia

An Eye to Business. A Berry Patch Bet Stirs Quiet Lesson

A father bets Elwood a penny he can pick a gogre of berries faster. Elwood accepts a second bet, money changing hands as they contrast speed and patience. The tale ends with a light moral on effort and reward briefly echoed by a playful proverb.

Atwood Elwood Tie Businessie Son

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