Sensible Majority of Americans Call for Prohibition Review
A long polemic argues that the sensible majority now rejects national prohibition after 10 years. It cites rising crime, corruption, and enforcement failures, urging intelligent action at the polls and a shift toward temperance based on moderation and education rather than extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Charles S. Fiske
Central
New York
Washington
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute
Frederic R. Coudert
ARMY
NAVY
United States
Hce
Curious Array of 1920s New York Characters and Oddities
A fragmented panorama of New York life including cocktail scenes, socialites, theater folks, and a bustling street culture. Vivid mentions of Karl Harriman, Pravk, Anil, Neeyan McMien, Allan Dan, and others sit alongside notes on speakeasies, shopfronts, and the city’s famous Woolworth Building. The piece also references domestic tech bets, alarmed windows, a grand Park Avenue bath, and a wandering diarist’s observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida
Karl E. Harriman
Pravk
Yender Tede
New York
Anil
Neeyan McMien
E Quincy, Jr
Allan Dan
Upper Park Avenue
Self Fertilization and Plant Reproduction in Buttercups
Discusses self pollination versus cross pollination in flowers and weeds, noting how some species self pollinate reliably while others, like the meadow buttercup, cannot be fertilized by self pollen. Explains heredity, inbreeding versus outbreeding, and how fruit and seed development lead to varied dispersal strategies. Continues with seeds dispersal ideas and future discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel
Women and Home Life Move Beyond Sole Motherhood
A reflective piece argues modern women must pursue education and personal growth beyond domestic duties. It critiques limiting the ideal of a perfect wife and mother, urging balance between home duties and outside ambitions for personal fulfillment and family well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Euehand
Harry
Pyambarby
Romen
Homer
Physical Ills as Cause for Low Mood
Royal S Copeland M D discusses how physical illness and mental strain affect mood in children. He links nervous system function and intestinal poisons to depressive states, urges holistic treatment of both mental and physical causes, and notes modern lifestyle factors aggravating nervous temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
Sewapager Peeture Mervin
Hin Chenda
Ana Rae
Tour Daetor
Trent
Alr
Famine in China Through a Harsh Photograph
A wartime-era image depicts a mother and child amid Chinese famine as readers confront mass hunger news. The American Fund for Relief of Famine in China is praised for help, but the speaker urges that only large-scale giving truly matters and contrasts a widow’s mite with costly donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mars
Space
American Fund For the Relief of Famine
Gar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y San Antonio
E. Powers
Hou
Qiokia
J Piukep
Lemirk
Gare
Constance
Cdimay
Ayillionaires
Gelt
Shoutp
Percy Crosby
Dick Berlin
Tope Williams
Nasmond Duncan
Isadore
Long
Gray Locke
Sandals
Berant Park
Giorga McManus
Galery
Bugs Buer
Damon Kusyon
J.P. McAvoy
Alice
Bingfeld
Ferewall
Gingle
Clemt
Woolworth
Detroit
Tippy
Europe
LG Wels
Faihen Hualey
George PL i
Ersie“Rosinson
Hideaeese
Wame
Childere
Abe
Mrete Poe Feneka
Ghana
Ndrge
Minar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!