Prohibition user debate on liberty and law in Nightingale piece
A reader letter printed in The Decatur Daily rebuts moralizing prohibition. The essay argues Volstead Act caused crime and corruption, defends individual liberty, and compares liquor bans to risks from cars, firearms and obesity. It notes Earl Nightingale copyright and notes mail containers to the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama
Barrett Shelton
Decatur Daily
Hartselle
WHRT
CBS
Earl Nightingale
Chicago
Ill
DAR SIAN Special Orders on Seven D. Hipster Pants
Special orders for seven D. Hipster pants with modified belt bottoms in khaki with plum belt. Sizes 5 to 15 priced at 12.00. Sportswear at Parisian Gateway Center.
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Parisian Gateway Center
Dacron
Wippette
Kodel
Funeral for Ollie Goble Held in Ellijoy Georgia
Carl Ratcliff Lucile Ward and J W Lowery along with Fer rell Ratcliff and Frank Peoples attended the funeral services for their sister Mrs Ollie Goble in Ellijoy Georgia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ratcliff
Lucile Ward
J. W. Lowery
Ferrell Ratcliff
Frank Peoples
Ollie Goble
Ellijoy
Community Notes From Lake City And Surrounding Areas
Henry Roper returns home to Lake City after visiting sisters Mrs. Ollie Davis and Mrs. Carl Ratcliff. Margaret Ann Sims earns a BA with honors at Tuscaloosa. Rev. Gilbert Speake preaches final sermon as interim pastor. Vacation Bible school slated June 13 to 18 at Danville Baptist Church. Cook County Illinois has the nation’s largest Black population, with Wayne County Michigan second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roper
Lake City
Fla
Ollie Davis
Carl Ratcliff
Lewis Sims
Linda
Tuscaloosa
Margaret Ann Sims
Ating
Billy Lindsey
Birmingham
William Lindsey
Gilbert Speake
Danville Baptist Church
Blunt Wallace
Florence
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Europe
Netherlands
DAR
Thoray
David
Polly Flinders
Millinery Department
Danville
Birdie Mae Randolph
Paul Davis
Charles Davis
Memphis
Tenn
J. W. Kelso
Bennie Hicks
Chapel Hill
Jimy
Randolph
Randy
Janet Carol
Cook County
Wayne County
Detroit
Mich
North Alabama
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