League Officials On The Job In Prohibition Debate
A July 14, 1927 dispatch discusses Anti-Saloon League activity and criticisms of Prohibition enforcement under President Coolidge. It notes substantial funds raised 1919 1925, while praising leaders for faithfulness to aims and urging stronger enforcement of laws despite internal disagreements. It cites a letter to the President asserting officials failed to enforce and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
League
Coolidge
League Movement
Anniversaries and historical events marked for this day
A collage of birthdays deaths and notable events from 1842 to 1915 plus a recap of old anniversaries. Highlights include Francisco Miranda’s death in 1816 in Cadiz, John C Fremont’s 1842 expedition to the Rocky Mountains, and early public telephone displays in London. Obscure entries note riots and organizational conventions opening today.
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Vastile
Paris
Francisco Miranda
Cadiz
Caracas
John C. Fremont
Kir Carson
Fort Laramie
Rocky
Richard Dix
St. Paul
Minn
Win KR Frost
Yrrkes Observatory
Brattleboro
National fete day marks Bastille fall and Revolution start
The article notes Orrevach national fete day commemorating the Bastille’s destruction and the start of the French Revolution. It recalls the 1800s collapse of the famed St Mark’s Campanile in Venice and mentions a historic anniversary. Traditions point to a sixth anniversary remembrance of the birth of Car.
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1 St. Mark
Venice
Car
Unclear fragment hints at personal plans and vacation remarks
Fragments suggest a remark about upcoming vacation and a wish to make a dress if someone named Slim Lindberg settles down. Not enough context to identify people, place, or event with confidence.
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Lindberg
Mra
Joe Kite
Poem Fragments Reflect Emily Dickinson’s Gentle Genius
A reader notes the American poet Emily Dickinson’s enduring influence through lines about fall approaching, hidden doors, and commonplace beauty. The piece praises Dickinson as a pioneer in transforming ordinary subjects with vivid, original imagery and quiet drama.
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Emily Iekinsem
Amy
Unclear personal notes and safety statement fragments
Fragmented text includes personal reflections about dinner and dance plans, a vague complaint about dates not repeating, a stray line about Lew Ale Gielgzavets production, and a danger warning about a carburetor safety valve.
Who's Who in the Day's News Centralteation Power Sale
Fragmentary historical column notes include references to Senator James A. Reed born near Mansfield Ohio on November 25 1861. It highlights his long Democratic ties and roles from Kansas City mayor to Missouri defense counsel in a Ford libel suit and as a prosecutor. The piece rails about central government power and sovereignty, urging preservation of liberty and faith in government.
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James
James A. Reed
Mansfield
Democra
Sinc Presie
Kansas City
Reed
Missouri
Henry Ford
Ford-Sapirn
Cheaga
Tt Auto Marnate
Jaccan
Standine
Federal Governimeat
Pittsfield
Lorain County
Walking clubs urged in health column letters
Readers propose forming walking clubs to improve health and exchange diet tips. A correspondent urges a public article to organize groups, share experiences on diet and exercise, and coordinate community support through letters and a reader network.
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Leon
Iilea
Die Berter Ie Ordje
Neryane
Organizink Ibis Elmiy Lowill
Health survey plans statewide groundwater study in Onbio
The department intends similar township surveys with county health officers delivering the work over several years. In Pittsfield township 149 wells were tested with about 2 percent bad and 38 percent good samples. The survey found 159 drilled wells and 14 cisterns with 138 dug wells, noting limited protection against surface water and manure in standing pools.
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Onbio
Omar
Pittsfield
Errat
Health official defends local farms in survey findings
County health commissioner C. D. Barrett releases a summary of a survey noting attention to unsatisfactory areas while stressing Lorain county farms and Puittsheld township are not deemed unsanitary. He argues that the findings may even show the reverse in general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Barrett
County Department of Health
Puittsheld Township
Lorain County
Free examinations and dieting talks weekly
Will provide free examinations and dieting and fasting instructions to assist Dr. McCoy in his work. Sessions occur Wednesdays from 9 a m to 5 p m at the Return To Nature School located at 505 West River Street. Phone contact is 93873.
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McCoy
River St
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