Speakers and ads highlight anti saloon league event and notable voices
Classifieds open with rate terms for word ads and cite firms Watche Waite Attit Early Layte Doc Darell and Grim Barrett. An Anti Saloon League address titled Eighteen Inches from Hell is planned with speaker from New York City. Dr Woods Hutchinson urges proper child welfare while George R Stewart of Knoxville is billed as a premier platform entertainer at the convention.
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Watche & Waite
Attit, Early & Layte
Doc & Darell
Grim & Barrett
Hell
New York City
Wealthy heirs need more than riches to succeed in life
The article argues that many American millionaires began poor and that health and strong morals start a successful career. It urges perseverance through hardship as capital for youth and cautions women that refinement comes from speech, not dress, with gentle, well bred conversation as the goal.
Roosevelt Declines Presidency in Courageous Stand
The article praises Col. Theodore Roosevelt for declining the presidential nomination to support America and a strong national standing. It lauds his public pledge to aid any worthy leader and commends his decision after Justice Hughes’s nomination, calling Roosevelt the greatest man of his generation and the first citizen of the republic.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
The
Republic
Teddy
America
Indiana Ready for Great Anti-Saloon Drive at Indianapolis
The Western Christian Advocate notes the Anti-Saloon League plans a June 25 29 1916 convention in Indianapolis with national leaders and state organizers mobilizing for state wide prohibition. Sessions include Wes Jones Daniel Poling E D Excell and Bishop Wilson as leaders urge unity behind Superintendent Shumaker and Dr P A Baker to push prohibition in Indiana.
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America
Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League of America
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Shumaker
P. A. Baker
American Anti-Saloon League
United States
Wesley L Jones
Washington State
Claypool
E. O. Excell
Daniel A. Poling
M.S. Rice
Luther B. Wilson
Samuel R. Artman
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
L. B. Wilson
Silent Prohibition Prosperity in Arkansas County
A local Arkansas county seat tour reveals a department store thriving under strict prohibition. The proprietor credits prosperity to bans on saloons, claiming universal credit and rising prosperity for colored customers and the town, while warning a return of alcohol would ruin this progress.
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Interior
Arkansas
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