Maryland towns seek state road upkeep for all streets
Col D John Markey advocates legislation to have the State Roads Commission maintain streets in Frederick and other towns, arguing Baltimore City already receives 20 percent of road funds. He notes main Frederick streets carry 50 percent foreign traffic and cites past legislative attempts halted by funding gaps.
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Prohibition Zealot Hails Volstead Act As Greatest
Southern evangelist Sau Small praised the Volstead Act as the greatest American achievement in a Methodist Episcopal church lecture. He urged maintaining dry enforcement, argued 13 states could sustain it, and warned against repeal while highlighting the Anti-Saloon League and National Reform Association aims.
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Legion To Discuss Place In Politics At Convention
The American Legion opens its second annual convention in Cleveland with leaders stressing the group’s non political charter. National commander Franklin D Olier says the legion will not promote candidacy or party principles though it may speak out on issues affecting its welfare. Adjutant Lemuel Bolles adds regions should prepare policies without bending to political cliques. An unrelated insertion about kissing and headaches appears in the text.
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Vast Fortune in Jewels Valued in Swiss Banks
Geneva reports a vast jewel fortune tied to royal families deposited for safety with Swiss banks and private firms. Valuations place current holdings around 7 million pounds, with private deals and pawned pieces doubling that amount, excluding transactions by former princely families of Russia Austria Hungary and Germany.
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Coolidge Accepts Charm From Mrs Tantlog
A group of Ohio supporters presented Governor Coolidge with two buckeyes as a charm to ward off rheumatism. Mrs Tantlog, wife of the presidential nominee, sent the nut with a note claiming it would protect him if kept in his right-hand trousers pocket. The buckeye now rests in his basket.
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Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Claims Instant Pain Relief
Advertisement touts Freezone as a tiny bottle solution that instantly stops corn pain. It promises removal of hard or soft corns and callouses between the toes without soreness, claiming affordability and easy finger removal.
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