Prohibition Debate Echoes in Maine and New York
A letter to the editor argues for and against Prohibition, citing Maine and New York statistics on divorce rates, temperance, and enforcement. It quotes Judge Kaanelt and Gov Cobb, contending enforcement gaps and social harms persist under Prohibition while noting public sentiment and economic costs.
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Letta
Maine
York
Aivarens
New
Vik
Chie
Kaanelt
Cobb i
Englers
Amd
George
Flaety
Amerca
America
Stade
Fiserry
Phung
TNSW
Arthur F.C. Clarke
Fragments Warn Public Against False Lumber Trade Figures
An interrupted report cautions readers and boards against inflated figures in the lumber trade urging accurate representation. It notes calls to speak for the industry and warns of embargo impacts on mill operations, farming, and local goods shortages during wartime.
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Elataihon
Indiatey
Vwuire
Mayve Warfarf 4
Arlisane
Tim Forestry Department
Cleer Proof of Suceres and Prohibition Spread
Fragmented 1918 report notes Ontario prohibition reducing crime and improving morals. Mentions employer and employee harmony, training for shipyard work, and adoption by multiple states including Oklahoma, Kansas, North Carolina, Tennessee, Colorado, South Dakota, and others.
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Dante
Tinaria
Mayer
Geelon
Ontario
Tess Lose
Bessel
Rice
Oklahoma
North Carson
Saeebee
Carolina
South Dakota
Hampshire
Montana
New Mexico
Florida
Ohio
Delaware
Des Com Pout and Hersie Si-toning Report
The fragmentary letters discuss a local board and possible changes to dates and procedures. Names and places are unclear but indicate concern with governance. The item hints at editor’s note style and citizen commentary on municipal matters without full specifics.
Cement jetty plans spark Redcliffe council debate
The Redcliffe Council discusses cement jetty construction amid cost worries and supply questions. Imported cement from South Australia, a claimed simple process, and a planned early start clash with higher costs and local work. Stakeholders note needed machinery and multiple trades, with timing tied to wharf work and Fort of Carre developments.
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Enviuich
Timestone
South
Austra
Mer
Carre
Fragmented political rant on labor and party conflict
A garbled political screed argues about labor policy and reform, criticizing Labour members and tariff goals while calling for action. It references a general election, blackmail accusations, and shifts toward nationalist aims as workers face wage and price pressures.
Two Toilets Promise Youthful Looks and Complexion Aid
An ad claims valuable toilets restore youth by whitening hair and improving skin. It touts Sera preparations to reverse grey hair and a wash routine using water and soap applied nightly for a “new skin.” The text includes crude shop talk and promotional imagery aimed at beauty improvement.
To Reduce Cost of Spirits Te Tranction Reform
The article reports moves to lower spirits costs through policy reforms. Officials from the trade ministry and industry groups discuss pricing measures, potential subsidies, and adjustments to excise duties. Local retailers anticipate changes, with timelines yet to be set.
Royal Cattle Dip. Ser srs feminine et tas Seams oe alae ao
Royal cattle dip report fragment mentions feminine ser who seeks tas seams and alae context. Limited readable facts identify no clear event, date, place, or organizations. Summary constrained by fragmentary source. core details unavailable.
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Hunter Agele
Cuticura
Cleer
Tis” and Herald
Pout
Hersie
Royal Cattle Dip
Ser
Moers
Jon Clieul
Roy Cel
Kia-Ora
Sangvita
Sydney
London
P. Morley
Avila
Bron Lilie
Gall State
Tainy Searhisay
Severy Street
Ue Mulgrave Road
Cat Seosh Street
Laisar
Bomokify
Vulcan Foundry & Lncoveering Works
A. J. Draper, Ltd., Complete House Furnishers
Sve
Dirirg
Crates
SEA Oras Furniture
Dram Bos
Trom
I Kren Bester
Hine
Baden
MaiTet
Michal Bencende
Sie
Bedeanda
Bevedy
Lane
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Abbott Street
Lake Street
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