Liquor Dealers Ask for Funds to Aid Cox Victory
A dated 1920 letter from Will Hays of the Republican National Committee urges New Jersey liquor dealers to fund support for James M. Cox and Roosevelt, backing amendments to the Prohibition regime and opposing the Anti-Saloon League. The appeal describes a pivotal political fight over the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment, urging immediate contributions to sustain headquarters and propaganda.
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Senatorial Investigating Committee
Chicago
Will. H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Cabain Bros
New Jersey
James M. Cox
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Ohio
Roosevelt
Umelp
United States Supreme Court
Organized Liquor Trade
Senate
Assembly
Federation
Fragmented Political Satire and Campaign Guff from New Jersey
A garbled clip shows a satirical collage of political jabs about Prohibition, candidates, and campaigns. It references Jimmy Cox, Harding, Cox, Volstead, and Wilson, interwoven with lighter lines about fashion, cars, and everyday life.
Sabre-Good second hand galvanized tank holds 772 gallons
Music pupils wanted on band instruments as well as mandolin Hawaiian steel guitar straight guitar ukulele inquire at Cadwells Music Store or at Sherman Theatre after 7 P.M. Phone 254-X Russell A. Boles.
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Turman & Riggs
Cadwells Music Store
Sherman Theatre
Russell A. Boles
Auto tops and harness gear supplier advert
Winter is coming and we offer repair for auto tops side curtains and storm fronts plus a full line of auto robes horse blankets and other harness goods.
Honest man sought to join new financial plan
An offer from W Noles of the Hotel Roosevelt in Indianapolis Indiana urges small capital men to join a chance for fortune with no experience or risk. The ad promises substantial rewards for those ready to invest and requests reference and capital in the first letter for a thorough investigation.
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W. Noles
Hotel Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Ind
Caesar’s Baldness Inspires Crown to Hide Hair
The narrative notes Julius Caesar feared baldness. He reportedly had a crown crafted to cover the top and back of his head. The headpiece proved a daily torture to wear.
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Julius Caesar
Caesar
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