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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1928

Page

7

New Deal ethics row rages in Indiana GOP leadership

The Indianapolis Times reports on a heated dispute within the state Republican organization led by Chairman Rogers. An anti liquor stance clash and questions about past party practices spark debate as critics cite bootlegging scandals and church critiques.

Rogers Anti- Saloon League Klan Boss Coffin League New Deal Federal Afbone Dr. Shumaker

Prohibition Critique From Clergy Debates Moral Reform

The Temperance Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church releases Prohibition as We See It arguing against prohibition as social reform. Ministers like Rev W Fred Allen contend prohibition fails morally and cannot force virtue, urging self-control and temperance instead. General Coxey and Candiate Hoover reference current issues to illustrate broader moral arguments.

Temperance Society Protestant Episcopal Church W. Fred Allen Philadelphia City Mission Philadelphia

Beacon Light of Greece and Early Medical Thought

A historical note tracing how Greek civilization influenced medicine from early schools in fifth century Greece to figures like Pythagoras and Alcmaeon. It highlights the shift from philosophy to medical physiology and anatomy with Alcmaeon recognizing the brain as mind organ and tracing nerves, marking foundational Greek medical thought.

Assyria Egypt Greece Lucretius Greci BBC Pythagoras Todexy Crotona Alcmaeon

War illusion and the airplane era threaten world peace

M. E. Tracy argues that even with the League of Nations Locarno Pact and Kellogg Plan, war remains taken for granted. He warns that aviation erodes traditional defenses, making giant air fleets the only practical deterrent and urging a move toward organized peace to avoid global self destruction.

League of Nations Grante England China Russia

Graham McNamee Banter Sparks Radio Antics

A fragmented transcript captures humorous banter and on air chatter about a race winner and guests Phil Carlin and Mr Smith. The lively exchange includes teased replies and playful remarks as listeners hear interruptions and reactions.

Qoey- Smith Phil Carlin

How to Use Cod Liver Oil and Mineral Oil

Dr Morris Fishbein explains cod liver oil and mineral oil in daily health terms. Cod liver provides vitamins A and D and is not laxative. mineral oil lubricates the bowel and is not absorbed. Oil dosage depends on bowel state, diet, and individual factors.

Daily Health Service Morris Fishbein Hygeia

Bridge Play Made Easy

West should lead the spade queen in four examples to establish a suit and give the declarer the least advantage. The article outlines opening leads for West in spades and advises mirroring high cards and switching to clubs when spades fail.

East South West Jack

August 20 in U S history reflects political milestones

On this date in 1833 Benjamin Harrison born in Ohio who would become the 23rd president. In 1861 Wheeling adopted a statehood ordinance creating West Virginia. In 1862 Clarksville Tennessee fell to Confederates. In 1866 President Johnson declared the Texas rebellion suppressed.

Benjamin Harrison Wheeling West Virginia Clarksville Tenn Johnson Texas

Times Readers Voice Views on 1932 election themes

A reader letter critiques both parties campaign strategies and vice presidential picks arguing that party promises are weak. The writer questions Al Smith on Prohibition and cites Hoover’s and biblical lines to express skepticism about political solutions.

Times al Smith Hoover Christ

Prohibition raid injures boy and sparks editorials on dry policy

In Indiana a county raid on a country home ended with a 16 year old boy shot in the arm and later amputated. Officials insist they did not intend harm and the incident highlights dangers of enforcing Prohibition.

Muncie Prohibition Indiana

Kellogg Pact and England's Egypt Policy

Gilson Gardner outlines Britain's Monroe Doctrine in Egypt linked to the Kellogg anti war pact. He notes British troops controls over Egypt, puppet king, dissolved parliament, and a London drafted treaty rejected by Egyptians. Austin Chamberlain dodges detailed questions, citing protection of lives and property. The piece frames imperialism amid pact tensions and asks how Kellogg will interpret the situation.

Gilson Gardner Egypt Suez Canal India Turkey Roosevelt Cairo British Home Office London Austin Chamberlain Sir Austin

Catalina Channel Prize Details and European Language Notes

The Catalina Channel prize offered by William Wrigley Jr was 25000 dollars for the first finisher with an extra 15000 to the first female if she finished after him. no woman completed, so the bonus was not awarded. Postage to England is two cents per ounce, same as the United States. Austria uses German, Hungary uses Hungarian, and Bohemian is spoken in Czechoslovakia, formerly part of the Austro Hungarian empire.

Lfe English England Earl Knight Kokomo Herbert Hoover Hoover Chicago Tribune Scripps-Howard Ft. Wayne Duvall Catalina Channel William Wrigley, Jr United States Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Austro- Hungarian Empire

Questions and Answers in The Indianapolis Times

A reader inquiry column answers questions on language personification pecan flowering and other topics. Topics include why ships use feminine pronouns and how halos form around the moon, with brief factual responses and figures for fires in 1925 and currency values.

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