America Leads Threatens European Civilization Shift
Paris reports on historian Gugliemo Ferrero who contrasts American progress with European values. He argues America’s rise signals a global civilization shift, with Europe questioning if modern progress is illusion. The piece notes concerns about quality versus quantity and the potential for Americanization of civilization.
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Flying Squadron Organized For National Prohibition
Campaign workers in Wichita announce plans for a nationwide effort by The Flying Squadron of America to pledge five million votes to any party endorsing prohibition. Charles de Hall of California disclosed the plan, traced to a Columbus conference, with $200 0 site raised by donations. Subscriptions already flowing to finance the movement.
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Pinex Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Ad Copy
A vintage ad describes making a cough syrup at home using Pinex and sugar syrup. It advises mixing Pinex with sugar syrup and warm water, then dosing every one to three hours. The copy praises pine extract as a healing membrane agent and claims the mixture soothes coughs and stimulates appetite.
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Prohibition Movement Names National Campaign Squadron
Nine men will conduct three day campaigns in 150 principal US capitals. The squadron includes Frank Hanley of Indiana former Republican governor as chairman EF W Doe Republican ex governor of Kansas Robert R Glenn Democrat ex governor of North Carolina Richmond J Hobson Democrat congressman from Alabama Eugene W Chatin Prohibition vice nominee Oliver Stewart Prohibition Oliver Stewart former Illinois legislator Climon N Howard Chautauqua lecturer Rochester N Y Dan A Polling Rotary secretary Chicago National Rotary Christian Endeavor 3 000 000 members Charles J Mall Prohibition and Chautauqua lecturer general manager
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Lock of Dickens Hair Valued at 70 Duty Dispute
A New York customs dispute centers on a curl of Charles Dickens hair valued at 200 dollars. The hair was part of a 5,000 dollar book consignment and alleged to be included without the dealer's knowledge. Officials cite antiquity rules. Dickens born 1812 exceeds 100 years, arguing duty applies.
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Fourteen Days to Christmas Mystery in Customs Books
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a customs case involving a dealer and the secretary of the treasury. It mentions a request to permit removing books from a customs handle and retention of hair by a signer, with the phrase fourteen days to Christmas and duties at eighty five percent.
Progressive party speakers list unsettles Kansas audience
Topeka Kansas hosts the second annual Progressive meeting with afternoon sessions led by former Governor Stubbs and live talks by Rev Raymond Rabing Victor Murdock and notable figures Albert Beveridge James Garfield and Miles Poindexter The Lincoln Day gathering aims to draw attendees from Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and beyond.
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