Public opinion backs 18th amendment over past reforms
A Dickinson Law School study led by Professor E A Harner argues that prohibition reflects public sentiment better than the Constitution or earlier amendments. The analysis cites ratification percentages across amendments, showing the 18th amendment nearly universally ratified while others lagged, and notes preprohibition dry counts and congressional votes supporting prohibition.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
United States
Harper
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Georgia
Congress
Siid
America
Costly War Debt Measured in Human Labor For All
A fragment argues that military spending costs 463000 men at 2000 per year, converting debt into human labor terms. It claims the true price of war is paid long after cannons rust, comparing income tax to entertainment industry figures and press agents. The text presents a skeptical view of war economics and public messaging.
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Patistician
Pwar
Diet and Health Advice On Children Sleep and Prevention
Dr Luly Hunt Peters discusses child sleep isolation to avoid infections and sexual health concerns. She emphasizes outdoor sunshine, open air, and proper light through window glass to prevent rickets, noting premature babies need incubation and mother’s milk. The column invites readers to request pamphlets by mail for more on reducing overweight and health care.
Prohibition Enforcement Focused as Republicans Lead Reform
A fragmented old-voice passage rails at the Republican stance on prohibition enforcement, arguing the party lacks bandie unity but controls enforcement policy, urging harsher standards. The blunted protest hints at social decay, urging stricter order and moral governance.
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Republican Party
Recognition of Soviet Union by United States urged
Elmer Thomas U S Senator from Oklahoma writes urging formal recognition of the Soviet Union by the United States. The article outlines Thomas career from Indiana to Lawton Oklahoma and Medicine Park plus service in Oklahoma Senate and U S Congress.
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Soviet Union
United States
Elmer Thomas
Conpress
Oklahoma
U. S
Medicine Park
Okla
Camber School Set to Open Following Week Plans
Camber School will open Wednesday with registration and schedule making. High school credits will be checked in the evening. New science and math teacher changes at Camden include Mr Raymond Wetter taking over science math and manual training duties. Camden reports strong county results with three seconds and a first and second place in various groups. A county fair记 Camden will hold a fair on Monday and Tuesday, drawing attention to school achievements.
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Eaton
Raymond Wetter
Woodburn
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Wetter
Cousty Temperance E¢Ssar Coteest
Ronald David
Upper High Schohl
Marek Barless
Lower
Grace Meek
Stauth
Frances David Son
Camden School
Mont
Long Distance Horse Back Record Seeks Washington End
Frederick Md Aug 31 A lone rider on an Argentine creole horse left for Washington after passing Buenos Aires on Mancha Ap 23 1925. Dr Felix Tschiffler aims to reach Manhattan with about ten thousand miles covered, facing tropical hazards and recent traffic accident near Cumberland. He plans a two to three week stay in the capital before continuing through easy stages to the end.
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Sid
Tropical America
Manehan
Cumberland
Tschiffler
Wington
New York
Brentford finds oldest Romano British pile village site
Archaeologists uncover a 2409 year old Romano British wicker village remains at Brentford on the Thames. George F. Lawrence leads digging with twenty laborers to reveal a damp mound hut floor, clay dry course, wicker carpets and Roman tiles. The relics will join the London Museum collection.
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Thames
England
Brentford
Thames River
George F. Lawrence
London Museum
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