Local Prohibition Commentary Mixed Across Papers
A jumble of excerpts from major papers discusses the national prohibition report and its reception. Records from New York Times and others reflect mixed reactions, from calls for enforcement to doubts about harmony. Agricultural tips and Purdue extension notes follow, offering farming and home guidance.
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New Orleans
Hover
Little Rock
Ark
Hoover
Helena
Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Wickersham
Ponca City
Dallas Times Herald
Duluth News-Tribune
San Francisco Chronicle
More Laws More Crimes
The piece argues that solving crime requires addressing fundamental weaknesses in the legal system and prison reform. It contends that political criminal associations and procedural barriers allow acquittals and that vague laws undermine justice, asserting American efficiency is ineffective in crime correction.
Costs of bad roads highlight farmer income gains
A survey by J. L. Tennant of Cornell University finds that year round surfaced secondary roads raise farmer income. Tennant summarizes that good roads add to the farmer's earnings by improving market access and reducing transport costs.
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J. L. Tennant
Cornell University
Oil quality depends on manufacturing process
The statement notes that lubricating oil quality is set by how it is made and implies users should consider manufacturing standards when selecting oil. It emphasizes that the production method influences performance and reliability.
Short cuts to health fall short as warned by expert
An expert warns against shortcuts to health and fitness noting they fail in the end. The piece urges daily outdoor activity sunlight fresh air and proper meals with time for chewing and rest. It stresses seeking medical help for real health issues and regular checkups on vital signs.
Amanda Cupp Attestation Filed in Rush Circuit Court
Date January 23 1931 Attest by Chas L Newhouse Clerk Rush Circuit Court W J Henley Sr Attorney filed as official court record noting Amanda Cupp document authentication.
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Chas L. Newhouse
Rush
W. J. Henley
Chinese Walled Citie Hints at Dense Urban Tapestry
Chinese cities expand beyond 1 60 urban hubs as planners push new walls and gates. The report notes rapid growth in multiple locales, signaling a broader modernization wave across provinces and regional centers.
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