Prisons Should Learn From Business Says Famous Penologist
Sanford Bates of Massachusetts penologist urged Chamber of Commerce members to study business methods to curb crime and improve reform. He argued life imprisonment as an alternative to capital punishment, praised reform programs, and called for coordinated prevention across society backed by education and public resolve.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sanford Bates
Massachusetts
Bates
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Baymes
New York
National Prison Association
Juveniel
Health advice touts Najol for girls personal care
A district nurse addresses high school girls on hygiene and natural body function. She promotes Najol as a safe, non drug remedy to be used nightly for a few days, claiming it is pure, harmless, and effective without side effects.
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Chemical Products Division
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Man Freed After Perjury Question At Marriage Hearing
A District of Columbia grand jury declined perjury charges against Victor Nishmura, an Oriental man, who testified that Margaret Ankrom of Charleston West Virginia was twenty one when applying for a marriage license. He contends she lied about her age, saying she appeared older than she is.
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Washington
Associated Press
Ct of Columbia
Victor Nishmura
Nishruru
Margaret Ankrom
Charleston
Wau
Toll Bridge Approved Between Bristol and Portsmouth
The State Board of Public Roads approved plans and occasions for a tol bridge across Mount Hope Bay linking Bristol and Portsmouth Rhode Island. The approval follows a prior approval by the Wal department last Friday and sets the stage for construction.
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Providence
R I
Associated Press
State Board of Public Roads Today
Mount Hope Bay
Bristol
Portsmouth
Wal
Planes Hunt For Bodies Of Irish Drowned In Storm
A storm off the British Isles wrecked Irish fishermen off the west coast. Seventy ships reported casualties, Galway and Mayo searched for bodies as Father Quinn warned locals. Fleetwood endured severe floods with 12 hundred houses damaged and mass disruption.
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London
Associated Press
West
British Isles
I Lloyds
England
Galway
Mayo
Connemara
Fleetwood
Lancashire
End Sickness This New Way Pad Ad Tries Remedies
An old radio style advertisement touts a Radium Active Pad claimed to heal numerous ailments including nerves, kidneys, bladder, constipation, and blood pressure. It urges readers to write for a free offer and describes a back worn device as a cure. Printed from a Los Angeles advertisement.
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Das
Appliane Co
Hindbury Tidy
Los Angeles
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Wass
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Scott
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Alvin Sterling
Richmond
Della Robbia
Lorna Doone
American Retailers’ Association
Group No
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