Bootlegging in Canada prompts Ontario liquor clampdown
Ontario authorities have ordered the closure of more than twenty liquor warehouses and issued subpoenas to thirty six liquor men as Sir Henry Drayton accuses border stocks of violating the liquor control act. He argues large quantities stored near borders leak into bootleg channels, challenging the notion that Canadian rules would solve U S bootlegging.
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Curtis in the Cabinet and Hoover’s Plans
The piece discusses President Hardings inviting Vice President Coolidge to cabinet sessions as a precedent. It notes constitutional debates about the cabinet’s role, praises the advisory function, and suggests Secretary Hoover would welcome Curtis as a counsel. It adds Curtis’s possible attendance would align with Hoover’s policies and aid the future presiding officer of the Senate.
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Big Figures Show Growth of American Banking and Industry
A historical look contrasts 1886 bank resources at 82.5 billion with 1900 about 85 billion and last year near 940 billion, noting the rise of million dollar banks in New York City and the spread of mill ion dollar industries. It argues Americans now think in millions and billions.
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Chicago
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Milla Iital
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Saving the Trees in Gloucester City Plan Promotes Protection
The Gloucester plan requires hearings before any highway tree is cut, with advertising and opportunities for advocates to argue. The piece argues for balancing utility and beauty, noting Elyria’s beauty and Massachusetts’ Worcester Telegraph urging preservation.
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Honesta Srow
New York
Gloucester
Elyria
Mass
Diet and Health: Vitamin E and Fertility Link Explored
An article discusses weight management, diet, and vitamin E's role in fertility. It references wheat germ oil as a source, promotes a balanced diet with whole grains, milk, and fresh foods, and notes the link between starchs and fats and sterility. Readers can request a pamphlet on reducing and gaining weight and submit questions for Dr Peters.
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Peters
Abe Martin Sees A Bevy Of Local Romance
In a curio filled scene Mrs Joe Kite advises Linnet on romance as she plans to marry Leslie Hanger. A backdrop of a worn metal factory and slate colored coffee sets a rustic mood in this rural vignette.
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Linnet
Leslie Hanger
Prohibition Debate Across Nations and its Moral Impact
A fragmented account discusses prohibition as a major issue in the United States, Britain, and Europe. It notes British skepticism toward enforcing total abstinence and argues that while prohibition is desirable, a practical, lawful path must be pursued without eroding the moral fabric or inciting crime among citizens.
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Lintermyer
Marshall Law
New York City
Great Britain
Europe
Ampaige
Soatermeyer
Spencer Notes On Mantua Meeting Attendance
Aug 28 report notes Mr and Mrs Charley Beer attended a reunion at Mantua Ohio. B O Inmaman drove them from New York City. Frank Spellman and Z Medina were mentioned in travel and visit context.
Wooster Area Socials Chauffeur Guests Highlight Local News
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Taylor and children visited her parents in Wooster last week. Many visitors came to see local families including Mr and Mrs Frank Aster Mrs Bell Biggs from LaGrange and Mr and Mrs Charley Dasue. Extended stays occurred with Orland Dague from Lodi and Earl Kirkpatrick with children visiting Frank Redman and Grant Hu t Charley Dague. Visitors to Elyria Medina Cleveland Bainbridge and Ashland areas appear among repeated social calls. The Brethren church is being repapered with repairs noted. Frank Shoemaker suffered a work accident on the railroad losing two angels. Numerous dinners and outings mark a busy social scene in the county.
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Clyde Taylor
Wooster
Frank Aster
Bell Biggs
LaGrange
Charley Dasue
Will Auble
Orland Dague
Lodi
Earl Kirkpatrick
Frank Redman
Walter Everhart
Medina
Grant Hu
Charley Dague
John Miller
Elyria
Frank Miller
Bretherm
Grace Hartman
Clam Rice
Marvin Ingraham
Spencer
New London
Frank Shoemaker
R.S. Gillette
Fields
Ohio
George Wilford
McFadden
Jackson
Cleveland
Air
Norman Bowen
WH Burnett
Ashland
Jim Alezareer
C. R. Aldrich
Leona Rogers
Hazel’ Brown
Bainbridge
Henry Cook
Howard McCourt
J. T. McCourt
Rollie Ream
Monroeville
Cald Ream
Springfield
Susie Fain Leibr
Liberty
Union Street fire injures local resident
Street resident Marie Leiby of Homerville was badly burned last week while helping at a local incident. Numerous relatives and visitors joined gatherings at the Frank Miller home including Mrs. Gill of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spellman of Medina, and other guests from Akron Cleveland Lakewood and beyond. The Luce reunion at Rice’s Dam drew 120 attendees from Pennsylvania, Cleveland, Akron, and several Ohio towns plus New York State.
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Ashland
Lorde Lechleitner
Lancaster
Ohio
N. F. Milhelm
Charles King
Clevelend Heights
Claud Shaw
Lakewood
Ray Howe
Levor
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Luce
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Akron
Massillon
Norwalk
Sandusky
Columbus
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LaGrange
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Frank Neuberzer
Fair View
S. J. Sims
Edna
Jean Tucker
Crowley
R. S. Gillette
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