Indiana Mother Urges Medicinal Whisky Amid Dry Law Clash
A Di indiana mother Mrs Arthur L Gilliam urges medicinal whisky access after her four sons nearly died, prompting Attorney General Gilliam and Governor Ed Jackson to discuss amending the state's strict dry law. The letter reveals past law breaking to save a family, highlighting a national controversy over medicinal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provernor
Ed Jackson
Arthur Gilliam
Indiana
Gilliam
Attourney Generral
Hoosier
Arthur L. Gilliam
Aoe
Elbert
Luther
Arthur
Dickie
Louis Segar
Doctor’s plea and mother’s fight over medicinal whisky
Mrs. Gilliam defends use of medicinal whisky for her sick sons, mocking temperance arguments and urging school programs to teach the harms of drink. She cites a governor’s aid that helped break a law to save a life, while her four sons and the dog react to the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gilliam
Elbert
Luther
Arthur
Dickie
Duke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allene Sumner
NEA
Indianapolis
Ind
Saturday Evening Post
Liewel
Lucille
Neraved
Hk. FE
Finkler
the Jewelry Store of
the Panhandle
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Sowa
Daiter
Tena
Stacy-Adams
J.W. Clifton
Amarillo
Country Club District
J.l.summers
West 6Th St
Oe RC Ke
Boston Tans
Florsheim
Polk Street
Schlitz Laboratories
Schlitz
Milwaukee
J. M. Radford Grocery CO
Pirst and
Fillmore
Texas
Sears
Gia Lumber
Gibson-Faw Lumber CO
Panhandle Road
Johnson St
News-Globe