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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
Notices announce display ads at 10 cents per inch and 5 cents per line for notices. A remark notes that domestic kissing could cut divorces and reports England Scotland pledges to abstain from intoxicants until war’s end, signaling rising public pressure to end the war.
A collage of 1900s items notes Roosevelt’s triumphant jury verdict amid criticism, the Havana prize fight profits dividing $100,000, and relief measures for a wrongfully imprisoned man seeking $7,500. It also covers Michigan papers halting whisky advertising and a Scribner’s stance on liquor ads.
A prominent legislator and reformer endorses segregation as the key policy to address feeble-mindedness. He argues to enlarge institutions and place feeble-minded children apart to prevent future generations.
A reflection on the newspaper’s role as the public’s informant and watchdog. It appeals to editors to maintain truth and temperance, warning against personal abuse and urging moral integrity to build and protect character in a money driven age.
A temperance column notes an imminent ban on beer and liquor ads on all National Association of Billboard Advertising billboards after January 1. It recalls past battles with distillers and brewers who sought to influence the press, citing Col. William R. Nelson of the Kansas City Star as a defiant example.
A mother defends her clutter and mess at home noting muddy baby footprints fade from floors while stains on the path to sin are harder to remove. She argues a chaotic household can still be loving and welcoming for her children and husband, regardless of others' judgments.
The temperance movement urges any fair method to cripple liquor traffic while opposing local option. Prohibition could spread nationwide. Newfound Land votes in November on a prohibitory law that would close saloons and set penalties, with enforcement starting July 1, 1016.
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