Drug Habit Issue Seen Rising in U S Society
A Literary Digest writer and Bellevue hospital physician argues drug use is increasing despite the Harrison law. He claims users are mainly in respectable society, not the underworld, and views drug dependence as a disease needing humane treatment. He notes many began after medical prescriptions and that enforcement has not halted traffic.
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Bellevue Hospital
New York
United States
Puchs
The Creed of American Resolve Emerges in 1918
An fragmentary passage notes how the United States mobilized millions in months and sent them overseas to embody the creed of American democracy. It references the April 4 1918 publication of the creed and its rapid spread to Baltimore schools and other cities reinforcing national unity.
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Wala Andrews
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Sinking funds urged to reduce national debt
The article discusses plans to discharge national obligations through sinking funds. It cites Senator Smoot noting a 2 percent sinking fund could pay debt in under 24 years, a 1 percent fund in about 32, and another 1 percent option in 44 years. It urges state agreement on savings and retrenchment to support debt elimination.
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Gate
Smoot
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