Ontario Liquor Controls and social costs debate
A reprint from Collier’s details Ontario jail and reformatory statistics 1926–1929 showing rising commitments and offenses under liquor control, including drunkenness, assaults, breaches, and indecent acts. The piece argues liquor control worsens violence toward women, praises Canadian temperance ethos, and predicts eventual Dominion prohibition. It cites Salvation Army and church figures, notes home brewing and bootlegging persist, and contrasts with US wets.
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Ontario
Canada
Charity Workers
Toronto
Salvation Army
J. E. Hunter
Queen Street
Hunter
Dominion
United States
Canadian
Collier
Sir Henry Drayton
Liquor Control Board
Temperance
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Choptank Exhibit Details Home Preserves and Desserts
Proceedings list numerous award winning foods from Choptank area exhibitors. Names include Mrs. O. C. Blades, Mrs. Wm. R. Dulin, Mrs. J. E. Cheezum, Miss Rebecca Voshell, and Miss Marie Perry with prizes in candies jams jellies preserves cucumbers and canned goods. Also features a section on Vitamin C and a dentist discussion highlighting dairy fruit and tomato based recipes.
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Marie Perry
J. E. Cheezum
Linnie Cox
O. C. Blades
Wm. R. Dulin
Maryland
Wm. Dillon
Nora Kelley
Maryland Biscuit
Wm. E. Stewart
Clarence Perry
Clarence Smith
Rebecca Voshell
Cornelia DeWilde
Ed. Williamson
Richard Helfrich
Marion Cheezum
Mary Stevens
Robert Dulin
F. F. Whiteley
Farm stock and implements auction listing notes
A sale offers 1 pair of mules aged 12 years weighing 1100 lbs, 1 bay mare at 1100 lbs, 11 cows aged 2 to 10, 2 calves by their side with one freshly calved, and milk cows in milk. Farm implements include 1 wagon 14 hp gasoline engine, 1 milk house 6x6, 2 milk cans 1 harness 173 ft hay fork rope 1 riding cultivator and other items. Cash sums of 10 dollars with 8 month credit on larger notes mamnahls at hant.
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Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishera
Clarence True Wilson
Collier’s
Thurston
Magician
Ford’s Theatre
Baltimore
Ford's
Insia
Army and Navy
Karnac
Jane
William H. Towers
Pauline Towers
Journal
Long & Short, Inc
Federalsburg
Choptank
Anna Butler
J. F. Spence
Mary Perry
Q. C. Blades
W. E. Stewart
Ellies
D. M. Cheezum
Roland Chambers
Mother Briggs
J. Virgil Moore
2Nd Street
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Denton Journal
Denton, Md
Wesley Roe
Denton
Hant
F. A. Deford
Denton Wharf
John H. K. Shannahan
Chesapeake
the Inc. Norman Publishing CO
S. Frederick St
Baltimore, Maryland
White’s Tea Room
the Provident State Bank
Preston
J. A. Trazzare
Atucco Bungalow
H.C. Wright
Brackett
Dentist Market St
Denton Motor Co
Franklin and
Seventh Streets
Bath
Harry T. Moore
A. J. Robertson
Auditor’s Order
Msi
Wilbert L. Sheeheny
Thomas J. Donosius
Catherine Donoghue
Circuit Court For
Caroline County
Equity
T. Clayton Horsey
T. Clayton Horsbey
Nisi
T. Noble Jarrell Charlies B. Harrison
Martha B. Noble
Alex W. Flaherty
Annie A. Flaharty
Circuit Court
Denton National Bank
W. I. Norris
the Peoples Bank
J. Frank Wright
the FarMens & Merchants State Ank
George W. Beck
George Arthur Newell
Martha Newell
Noble Handy
Calvert C. Merriken
Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank
Bridgeville
Federalsburg-Houston
Branch
Levin H. Hubbard
Liber L. B. T
Frank A. Newell
Sarah Newell
Albert Handy
Calvert Cgc
Merriken
Leonard F. Covey
Denton Bridge
Garey’s
T. B
Edward Pinkine
James Temple
Josiah A. Beck
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Salisbury
New York State
Brazil
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Kraft’s
Crook’s Fruit
W. A. Smith
Market St