Booze Flow Is Exaggerated by Crusader Opinion
A Crusader argues that perceived liquor use is inflated by social display and modern private drinking. He contrasts current trends with earlier public saloon culture, noting few from leisure classes drink out of habit and that arrests do not prove overall wetness.
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Heidenreich to Attend Orthopedic School in Chicago
Mr. I F Heidenreich of Heids Shoe Co leaves for Scholl Orthopedic School in Chicago to study foot comfort and shoe fitting. On his return Aug 19 the service resumes. In his absence W F Heiden rich will handle customers at Heids Shoe Shop 1546 N Illinois St.
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Prohibition’s Mixed Impact on Youth Drinking and Industry
The author argues youth drinking mirrors rebellious impulse and questions whether liquor from licensed saloons or illicit stills matters. She notes industrial leaders cite economic gains from reduced drinking and asserts prohibition has reduced production and consumption, while acknowledging difficult overall measurements.
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