Report on Prohibition and Amendment Debates
A summary of the congressional and public debates on the Eighteenth Amendment, Prohibition enforcement, and proposed federal regulation of liquor. It notes commissioners split on repeal, Anderson plan support, and Hoover’s cautious stance with proposals for stricter enforcement and potential state options. It also covers related political moves, relief funding, and foreign policy discussions surrounding the era’s governance challenges.
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Virginia
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Hadelife College
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Chicago
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Baevistow
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United States
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Kenyon
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Will T. Grubb
K. M. Mackintosh
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Mackintosh
Con Rrows
John J. Blulne
Wisconsin
Anders Servei
Song Caught On Sales Milestones for Itosmry
The song Caught On from Itosmry became one of the era's top sellers. It moved from 1,000 copies in its first year to 1808 rapidly rising to over 52,500 yearly, with peak figures reaching 60,061 in 1017 and 287,207 in 1928. By 1028 total sales reached 270,770 copies.
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United States
Snel
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Na- Venal Conners
Nationnal
Chicago
Fare
Rinso promotes easy washdays with bright colors
Rinso markets itself as a powerful laundry soap that loosens dirt without scrubbing, keeping colors bright and clothes preserved. It claims twice as many suds per cup as rival lightweight soaps and touts effectiveness in hard water and machines, endorsed by 39 washer brands.
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Rinso
Diwan
Chicken-Hearted Citizen Recites Threats to Lawyer
A Philadelphia Star item notes a citizen claiming fear for his life as a woman threatens him with an ax. The piece uses humorous phrasing about trying to chop a stick of wool, reflecting a playful tone in the report.
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M Woinn
Philadelphia Star
Worrying Chief Cause of Mental Breakdown Warns Doctors
Br Berile M Pollock of the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene says nearly everyone has a breaking point under extreme stress but most escape mental disease. Dr. Pollock notes about 55 of 100 will remain free from mental illness. balanced minds handle anger and emotion well, while those with intense reactions to bets or markets may veer toward maladjustment. Prevention relies on physical health, regular care, and study by the Mental Hygiene Department.
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Statistical Bureau
New York State Department of Mental Hygiene
Patrict
New York State
Pollock
Department of Mental Hygiene
New York Sun
Should Have Stayed Longer Mother Lisa and Son Exchange
Dialog scene recalls a late night study with Mr Selmidt and a daughter. They mention stargazing, a glowdy night, and whether anyone noticed. No clear event or outcome, but hints at a quiet, reflective moment between family members.
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Lisa
Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe easiest fat loss method. It promises fat loss within three weeks by taking half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast and notes energy gains and clearer eyes. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Mame Carey of Buffalo and claims a money-back guarantee.
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Mame Carey
Buffalo
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