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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1922

Page

8

Prohibition Letters From Readers Show Varied Viewpoints

A flood of letters to the Post presents broad sympathy for open discussion of prohibition and sharp condemnation of enforcement flaws. Contributors from Boston to Vermont argue for conscience guided stance, praise or critique Volstead, and call for enforcement reform or repeal.

Tle Charles H. Taft Boston Taft Post The Sir

Prohibition Opinions Run in Letters to the Editor

A volley of letters to the Prohibition Editor condemns the 18th Amendment as a class law. Writers from Watertown to Greenfield urge stronger temperance measures or government controlled liquor, citing social harms and calls for state regulation and enforcement.

A. P. Pedbody Harvard Post William B. Saunders Newton Lower Falls Massachusetts Fitchburg Ernest H. Eaton the Post United States M. K. Peterson Manchester, N. H Sir Young Quincy Jan

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Ad

An old time remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray and faded hair. Advert says it leaves no visible trace, gives lustre, and is sold in drug stores ready to use. Apply with comb or brush to small hair strands for lighter morning results.

Dr. Peabody Wyeth

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