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Nation's Greatest Men Demand War Prohibition
Washington, April 30 1917. Influential business leaders and governors call for national war prohibition. Governors Harris of Georgia and others urge a May 4 governors congress in Washington to consider prohibition as a wartime measure to curb food waste and aid troops. Prominent bankers, industrialists, editors and authors back the movement citing food shortages and national needs.
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Georgia
Congress
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Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Nebraska
Catts
Florida
Alexander
Idaho
Capper
Kansas
John Burroughs
Washington
Committee On
Irving Fisher
White Comrade story frames war duty and moral revival
Dr. E. E. Violett spoke to a full Y M C A audience about the White Comrade amid World War I themes of prohibition and labor needs. He linked faith, sacrifice, and liberty to soldiers in trenches and urged Americans to support a united wartime stance.
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Cardus credited with relief of nervous weakness and poor circulation
Kathleen Florida reader Mrs Dallas Prine reports severe fatigue nervousness and poor circulation after childbirth. She says six bottles of Cardus revived her energy and restored strength enabling her to manage housework and care for six children. She urges others to try Cardus.
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Cardus
Kathleen
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Wihout
Seed and feed available call Louis Bower
Readable line notes Sudang peanuts ribbon cane and other seed and feed offered with contact to Louis Bower for purchase or inquiry.
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Louis Bower
Graham and Weatherford Notables in Late 1883 Update
Judge McCormick returns home after term at Waco while Col J L McCall attends district court. Marriage trends rise as Sam H Harris and Miss Townsend wed. Education notes report Prof D H Creager visiting Graham, and J C Loving in Lost Valley. The land jury indicts 35, mostly poker players, and church meetings proceed with Black and Crutcher officiating. George Wilder plans move to Seymour with Miss Louie Kenan. Fundraising for Graham public school reaches $600 toward ten months free schooling for six and up. W C Bell shoots seven ducks as locals hunt Salt Creek area. Columbus Rickman now clerks for J W Wadley.
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Whitt
Graham
J. C. Loving
Lost Valley
Joline
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Crutcher
Breckenridge
George Wilder
Seymour
Louie Kenan
J. C. Short
W. C. Bell
Arrirod
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