British Health Officer Reports Prohibition Effects in America
Sir Arthur Ni discusses U S prohibition findings before the Royal Society of Medicine. He notes limited alcohol access for physicians, rising unemployment and poverty, and changes in urban health as prohibition reduces intoxicants and related illness, while hospital care shifts toward prevention.
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America
Arthur
Agsdats Tion
Royal Society of Media
United State
Sir Arthur
United States
Pagt
Preventivy Ee
Prohibition Debate Sparks Public Action Demands
Fragmentary notes show a debate on prohibition and crime with calls for extending measures and stronger enforcement. The text references public opinion, fear, and official action, highlighting pressure on authorities.
Arid Highway Weather Update Across Georgia Regions
Arid and rough road conditions reported across several Georgia corridors. Drivers are advised to avoid Smyrna and Atlanta routes toward Athens, with alternate paths via Duluth and Winder showing mixed conditions. Several stretches including Atlanta to Macon and segments near Gainesville are forecast to vary in accessibility over the next few days.
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Atlanta-Athens
Madison-Augusta
Ben Lawrenceville
Atlante
Duluth Wrericeville
Todd
Winder
Seferson
Gainesville
Atlanta-Macon
Barnesville
Fort Valley
julanta-News
Jumbus
Chivley
la Grange
Collepe
Richland
Gferland
Ion Fies
Herrmann
Baptist Churches Rally For Orphans Home Supplies
In Lawrenceville four weeks ago the Baptist churches of the Lawrenceville Association organized a car load of essential goods for the Orphan's Home in Hapeville. The car was loaded Monday and shipped Tuesday with F B Maddox and G F Kelley as receiving committee. This marks the first car of supplies from this region to any orphanage. The item also notes Sears Roebuck quarter dividend news.
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Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Baptist . Association
Orphan's Home
Hapeville
B. Maddox
G. F. Kelley
Touring Cars Set for France Grand Prix and New Rules
The Automobile Club of France plans a Grand Prix style event next year for touring cars with long races of 600 to 800 kilometers. Engines drop to 2 liters, minimum weight debates arise, drivers must race solo with limited supplies, and officials expect speeds around 135 to 170 kilometers per hour depending on design.
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Automobile Club of France
Abeg Fon Ia
Automobe Ee
New York Rules for Rail Shops Refuse Immunity Waiver
Testimony before the state transit commission led to seven Interborough Rapid Transit directors being disqualified as witnesses on immunity waivers. Clarence J. Shearn moved, the board's Belmont opposed waivers, Horace Fisher testified to large 1917 1918 dividends while the company needed funds to stay solvent. Chairman McAnpeny said the commission would use powers to obtain needed information.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
State Transit Commission
Clarence J. Shearn
Commission
Aianet Lelmont
Pehcsave Board
George McAnpeny
Horace’ Fisher
Interborough
Fisher
Belmont
Shearn
The White Star Show Tells of Two Act Entertainments
A fragment describes a two act program featuring Blanche-Ring Winninger Wigona Wint Gould and other stars. It mentions music comedy and a vivid New York show style with lyricists and performers of the era.
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Joy
Blanche - Ring Winninger
Wigona Wint
Gould
Madden
New York
Jamas J. Gray
McCarthy
Richard
John Henry ‘Mears
BK Harry Tierney
F Messrs
Tars
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Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Lea
Jcarlore Shevist
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Aoe
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck. & Co
Mr. Winlay Gould
Ites Vetlon
Jay- Wee
Ean
Athens
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