Reform Leader Urges Prohibition Morality in 1927 Report
The piece reports an optimistic year outlook from reform leader Deets Pickett of the Tem perance group. It cites concerns over manners, sexual morality, and attacks on prohibition while praising government action against bootlegging and urging adherence to higher moral standards amid modern cultural shifts.
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Doctor killed by own gun, jury rules
A court verdict states the physician died from self-inflicted gunfire during a hospital incident. The jurors concluded the death resulted from the doctor’s own actions, with details about the Cambridge Hospital case remaining undisclosed.
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Fragmentary text about hens and tests
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