Three or Four Percent Beer Not Intoxicating Says Yale Professor
Washington with AP report Yale professor Yandell Henderson told the Senate manufacturing subcommittee that beer at three to four percent alcohol by volume is not intoxicating He argued that beer drinking among students is harmless and socially advantageous and that beer could curb more dangerous drinking The witness noted that drinking less than the equivalent of 60 to 80 cubic centimeters of absolute alcohol per hour does not intoxicate and that few people drink two liters of beer in an hour
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Definition of intoxicating beer content debated
A historical note argues that beer with three to four percent alcohol by volume is not intoxicating under a specific definition. The fragment cites a threshold and implies legal or regulatory implications, reflecting how alcohol strength affected classifications in the period.
Local Social Roundup From Kaw Valley Area
Mrs Rogenau spent Thursday with Mrs Edwin Ott. Mrs J C Saunders and Mildred spent Friday afternoon with Mrs M W Saunders. Miss Marjorie Westerhouse and Mrs Wilford Budaley visited Mrs Louis Hadl and Helen. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller of Erie Kansas and Mrs Ear Ott called at John Ott Sr home Sunday. Eugene Risley spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs J A Corel and family. Frank Steele and children and Gordon Davis visited the Turners Sunday evening. Helen and Margarette Hadl Paul and Robert visited the Wilsons and Walter Wilson. Rev and Mrs Charles Reet and son Harlan from Stull and Mrs A Broeltzing of Lawrence were Tuesday dinner guests at John Ott Sr home. Sell your poultry and eyes thru Journal-World classified columns.
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Black Jack visitors return home after weeklong stay
Mrs. James Workman and two children of Emporia along with Craig and Beth Louise Jones of Topeka were guests at the Walter Scott home for the past week and have now returned home. Mr and Mrs Henry Breithaupt of Edgerton were overnight guests Tuesday with his parents, J. J. Breithaupt. Mr and Mrs Maurice O'Neil and family attended a New Year's ...
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Eve watch party at the American Legion hall
In Topeka on Thursday C Waters Henry Bell and Clyde spent the day. An AP report notes a court action where the plaintiff claims trespass and an elephant dragged away the complainant’s house. The note mentions using sumal-World want ads to save time and money.
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