Medicinal Liquor and Sunday Laws Enforcement
National district official urges immediate federal action to prosecute violations of the Reed amendment on importing intoxicants for medicinal use into North Carolina. It outlines burden of proof on recipients and calls for prompt enforcement, with cited cases and instructions for evaluating good faith medical necessity.
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Marblehead Honors Dainty Star On Aladdin's Other Lamp
In Marblehead portions of Viola Dana's Metro wonder play Aladdin's Other Lamp come to the Rose theater tomorrow. The delightful production directed by John H Collins and adapted by June Mathis from Willard Mack's The Dream Girl features Duff's hoarding horse for sailors and the dream romance with Harry Harvey, a grocer's boy attempting Lincoln’s example.
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Aladdin
Rose Theater
B. \. Rolfe
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June Mathis
Willard Mack
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Little Drudge
Harry Harvey
Abraham Lincoln
Girl Rescued From Death on The Fighting Trail
William Duncan and Carol Holloway risked their lives during the making of Greater Vitagraph’s The Fighting Trail melodrama. During a mountain trail scene they met on a narrow point with a 50 foot drop. Holloway’s horse reared and slipped. Duncan sprang from his horse to snatch her from danger before the animal plunged over the edge.
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Community Singing At Guilford College Opens Series
The Guilford College music department hosted the first community singing in the college hall on a Saturday evening under the direction of Ref. Wade Brown. A large audience from the college and community joined in old favorites and patriotic songs while Prof. Brown spoke on benefits of group singing and the value of organized choral training.
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Copper coin traffic in Paris draws police action
In Paris copper coins are circulating illegally as shops and transit offices demand exact change. Prefect Hudelo investigated ticket offices, ordered prosecution of profiteers, and urged police to enforce rules against copper speculation. A Place Gambetta market fuels a 10 percent roll premium with illicit export to Switzerland.
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Athens Fire Department: Quaint Tank and Sprinkling Unit
A fire on Athens main street showcased the Athens fire department in action. The department relies on a large water tank drawn by horses due to scarce hydrants, and they also function as the street sprinkling department the day after the blaze.
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Miners Wage Conference Sets Central Field Scale
An interstate conference of coal operators and miners in Washington aims to establish a wage scale for the central competitive field covering Indiana Ohio Illinois and Western Pennsylvania. Miners seek a 60 cent increase per ton run of mine with gains for other mine labor, while operators propose raising coal prices to consumers to offset the wage rise.
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H. A. Garfield
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Garfield
Yom Kippur Observed as Solemn Day of Atonement
New York on September 25 marks the beginning of Yom Kippur the holiest Jewish holiday. The 24 hour fast begins at sundown with strict abstention from food and drink and intense prayer for forgiveness of sins.
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House of Worship
Plan to Emigrate Indian Workers to Four Colonies
London reports a British government plan to encourage emigration of native Indian laborers to British Guiana Trinidad Jamaica and Fiji. Workers will serve a three year probation then may become landholders with a fair minimum wage and government housing land. Women accompanied by families will be assisted.
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Germans Own Great Protestant Cemetery in Rome
The great Protestant cemetery in Rome holds many foreign notables including Keats and Shelley. It is German government property with plot rentals paid to German agents. After World War I pressures rise for Italian government to seize control and place the cemetery under British protection.
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Keats
Prussia
Vatican
No Plains Ripe
Acting President Feng Kuo-chang warns followers not to seek lucrative posts in the new Beijing administration before leaving Nanking for Peking. The Sept. 85 dispatch urges patience and cautions against aspirants chasing quick gains.
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Feng Kuo-chang
A Bad Spring for Women
The damp spring causes backache rheumatic pains and muscle aches. Mrs T Bucknell Hardy Nebraska writes she is recovering from lumbago after using Ne Pills from N B Co.
Foley Kidney Pills Help Sufferer From Kidney Ailments
A. M. Hurrsucker of Bogue Chitto Mississippi reports relief from rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble and general weakness after using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes disordered kidneys cause pains inside and back and swollen joints and fatigue. Mann Drug Co.
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Foley
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