Stamp Out the Rule of Marihuana Crusade
National narcotic authorities launch an intensive drive against marihuana across the United States. Despite grim prospects for success, officials push to curb widespread use amid a large seizure of 1,000,000 reefers. The article explains how easy, legal access in many states and the plant’s quick cultivation hinder prohibition efforts. It details cannabis Americana, reefers, and the escalating grip on addicts through repeated use and evolving effects.
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New York
Nho
United States
The
Pug Land Star Back Faces Grimy Gridiron Truths
Pug Land captain and star back of Minnesota football is not handsome while playing yet he reaches the play. Friends joke he could seek fame in films as a screen villain.
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Pug Land
Minnesota
Move 150 Year Old Home From Coast to Coast
Portland Maine reports Charles Quincy Chase of San Francisco plans to move a 15 year old homestead built by his great grandfather from Maine to California. He will dismantle the landmark and ship it to Lake Tahoe to rise again on its shores.
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Portland
Maine
Charles Quincy Chase
San Francisco
California
Lake Tahoe
Golf Clock Shows Moon Phases On Timepiece In Fort Worth
Price Kiker a piano tuner built a clock in Fort Worth that shows time day date and moon phases. A black and aluminum golf ball acts as the moon and makes a full turn every 29.5 days. The device reportedly varies no more than one day in 48 years after five years of plan work and five days of actual construction.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Price Kiker
Kiker
Riker
Our Neighbor the Oriental by Leonard A Barrett
Our Neighbor the Oriental discusses immigration limits on Japanese and Chinese workers, noting potential cheaper Oriental labor and lower-priced Japanese goods. It questions whether restrictions are wise, suggesting the Oriental may not be the most genial neighbor.
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Japan
Political Prodigy Rush D Holt Elected Senator
Rush D Holt wins U S Senate election in West Virginia as a Democrat but cannot qualify until next June due to age. At 26 he served in the state house and was noted for opposing waste in government spending. His father Dr M S Holt is mayor of Weston.
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Rush D. Holt
United States
West Virginia
Holt
House of Delegates
M. S. Holt
Weston
W. Va
Assimilation questions in American culture debate
The piece argues about Oriental immigration in the United States, noting Chinatown settlements and high academic achievement among Oriental students while cautioning against forced assimilation or intermarriage. It suggests Christian courtesy and within‑person assimilation as the path, with the rest reserved for inner adaptation.
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Western Newspaper Union
Famous Names Live Chicago Challenge Harvard Claim
The University of Chicago plans to contest Harvard’s assertion of famous names. The new class features Woodrow Wilson, William Cullen Bryant, Irving Berlin, and Walter Eckersall among its notable members.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Harvard
Woodrow Wilson
William Cullen Bryant
Irving Berlin
Walter Eckersall
Rickets Seen Across Social Strata and Vitamin D Remedies
The article explains rickets affects all social classes, not just the poor, and emphasizes sunlight and dietary vitamin D sources. It outlines methods to enrich milk with vitamin D via ultraviolet treatment of yeast, cows, or milk itself, and mentions cod liver oil as a supplement.
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England
Ireland
Langdon Porter
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