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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
9
A Scandinavian report notes Norway’s vote on a liquor ban with about two thirds backing the act amid a broader push against alcohol. Polls show 40 percent favoring moderation while cognac stocks and government controls influence the outcome. The piece mentions French cognac stores and potential cross border trade as factors shaping opinions on prohibition.
Musterote offers a mustard-based rub to ease cold symptoms. It provides a warm tingling then cooling sensation, claiming quick relief for bronchitis sore throat stiff neck pleurisy rheumatism and various pains. Endorsed by nurses and doctors as a home remedy.
The text describes debates over Norway's prohibition policy. Portugal and Spain pressured import needs for strong wines. Parliament balked at purchases and storage, prompting ministries to alter rules. A referendum asks voters to abandon or retain the limited prohibition by permitting free sale of distilled liquors while other alcoholic options remain restricted.
The Past Matrons Club of C B S Rhinda Chapter No 82 was entertained at Mrs. Georgia Ramsaye’s home on Tuesday. Hostesses Davin Sanders and Mrs. Fred Papenhausen assisted. Members present included Charlotte Harlan Lawrence Elizabeth Nye Leavenworth Dennie Still and proxy Ortha Ha Tone. Club historian Eda Feetenmuth read Rhinda chapter No 82, and officers for the next year were elected: Georgia Ramsaye president and Elizabeth Nye vice president.
Mrs. Jane Bell secretary and M McNaughton treasurer led the Library Association trustees at their all day gathering hosted by J M Foster. A covered dish dinner preceded plans for a December fall bazaar. Attendees included Mrs. W C Phenicie and Mrs. Henry Geib. the next meeting is with Mrs. J N Broadick.
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