Stayton Endorses Harding Stand on Prohibition
W H Stayton founder of the association against the prohibition amendment endorses President Harding's call for stringent enforcement while remaining on the statute books. He foresees a path through Congress to amend the Volstead act, honoring the responsibilities of the presidency and urging loyal support for the law.
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Congress to Act on Volstead Act Modifications
The piece argues Congress must act to enable President to stabilize the government and save executive machinery. It predicts changes to the Volstead Act with Liberal lawmakers likely securing around 204 votes for amendment, though not a formal majority, as reform advocates count on further concessions.
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Shrinkage in pork due to unattractiveness analyzed
Washington November tests by the Department of Agriculture assess price discounts for pork graded as sort and oily. Officials find the discount stems from unattractiveness rather than weight loss, with 12 tests on 600 hogs showing total weight loss from cooler to end of curing around 13.85 percent, similar to firm pork, while sort grade showed about 18 percent loss. No differences in flavor or tenderness among the grades were found.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Greece Rejects Burden of Turkish Debt at Lausanne
Venizelos declares Greece cannot shoulder Thrace debt as Lausanne talks stall over Straits. Rakovsky seeks postponement until Soviet minister attends, while Russia protests exclusion from discussions and insists on broader participation in negotiations.
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Movement 10 Aid Mail Carriers Campaign
The Post Office Department reports on a campaign to assemble substitute mailboxes at homes to speed delivery. A publication lists 81 towns with boxes, noting limited reach to three states and urging public cooperation and patriotism.
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Washington
Novi
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Preacher Reveals Fraudulent Spirit Medium in Marion
In Marion Indiana Rev D Le Woodward of First Baptist exposed a North Marion home seance as a staged medium ritual. He warned the crowd not to summon spirits then used a flag to show the trumpet was the supposed spirit speaker. The audience grew restless as the ruse collapsed and the medium left.
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Democrats Resume Filibuster Fight Over Anti Lynching Law
Washington Democrats vow to resume the filibuster tomorrow to block the anti lynching bill while Republicans insist the majority will press the measure. Senate debates, adjournment plans, and potential sine die actions shape a tense session as both sides prepare for further votes and pressure.
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Giants to Take Many Youngsters to Spring Camp
The Giants plan to bring a large group to spring camp with many young pitchers. The piece argues big spending to build a strong pitching staff is essential, contrasting Giants management with other clubs seen as stingy. It questions patron patience and hints at future seasons' expectations.
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Methodist Church Allocates Five Million in Grants
A Methodist Church report presented at the board meeting outlines total disbursements of five million across missions and church extension. It notes $2,200,209 for Howe Mission Work and $2,264,140 for Church Extension plus reconstruction, scholarships, summer programs, and cooperation with theological schools. Joint committees distributed $104,220 in death benefits and $265,684 in loans to 71 churches.
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Cole
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Erin to Get Voice in Imperial Conference
London Nov 30 The Trish Free State will be represented at the next imperial conference observers hope of accord Prime Minister Bonar Lewin in the House of Commons today
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Sylpho-Nathol cleans with healthful odor control
Betty learns from her mother that Sylpho-Nathol keeps a home clean and fresh. The ad promotes Sylpho-Nathol as a powerful disinfectant, safer than carbolic acid, effective against germs and odors, and easy to prepare. It comes in four sizes and is sold by grocers and druggists under the name Sylpho-Nathol.
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