Morrow Opposes 187 Amendment in Senate Warnings
Dwight W. Morrow spoke in Newark on May 16 urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment and a federal framework to aid states choosing prohibition or not. He argued for preserving state policy autonomy while backing federal support for enforcement. He favored a constitutional amendment restoring state control over liquor with federal help for enforcement where needed.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
United States Senate
Morrow
Mexico
United States
Senate
Resinol Heals Widespread Itching Blotches
Suffering with large red blotches all over the body the patient endured sleepless nights due to intense itching and burning. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap the eruption healed, prompting a testimonial from Julia M. Brown urging others to try the product. She notes regret for not knowing about it sooner and invites druggists to provide samples.
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Julia M. Brown
Lydia
8. C. Ac
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Federal approach to liquor enforcement sparks court debate
In court remarks Morrow argues for shared enforcement of liquor laws with federal leadership focusing on Interstate Commerce. He warns against labeling as wet or dry, urges constitutional amendment as possible solution, and discusses a divorce dispute involving a drunken husband and an alleged coercive move to Columbus.
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Columbus
Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Kundtz Against Heir toFortune
Mrs Gwendolyn Kundtz sues Joseph Kundtz heir to a fortune reported at 5.9 million dollars for cruelty. She alleges physical violence and says she and Kundtz married February 1 in New York City and lived in Cleveland at the Lake Shore Hotel. The petition notes her appeals to his mother were unavailing and that Kundtz left their apartment April 27.
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Cleveland
Mrrs
Gwendolyn Holcomb I.kundtz
Joseph BE. Kundtz
Common Pleas Court
Kurndtz
Vir
Willard S. Hoalcomb
Kundtz
New York City
Lake Shore
Skundts
Kundtz Divorce Suit Highlights Alimony Dispute
Kundtz, currently in New York, filed for divorce Tuesday in Columbus. He seeks alimony tied to a $200 monthly salary, while Mrs Kundtz asks for alimony based on a $5,000,000 estate considered in the case. Christine Seufferle, 43, is noted in connection with the proceedings. Dr E A Baker, hospital superintendent, and three attendants testified about an alleged attack. Miss Ashby reportedly became enraged when the patient refused a cold bath.
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Columbus
Kundtz
New York
Christine Seufferle
E. A. Baker
Nurse Charged With Attack On Patient In Cincinnati
Grace Lea Ashby a nurse at Longview Hospital Cincinnati was indicted for assault and battery in connection with an alleged attack on a patient with whom she reportedly became angry. The filing names the alleged victim and details the charge.
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Cincinnati
Grace Lea Ashby
Longview Hospital
If You Have Bad Feet
A 1929 testimonial from Mrs. T. L. Plow of Peterborough praises Radox footbath relief for corns and hard skin. She reports rapid improvement after years of foot pain, noting softened layers and loosened corn roots. The ad urges buying a generous box from Phillip’s Cure Rate Store or any American drugstore with a 15 minute nightly bath.
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TL. Plow
Peterborough
England
Phillip’s
America
Father in Jail Sees Daughter First Time
Webster Mass. Stanislaus Zlotnick was arraigned on non support charges in district court and after a 16 year search was arrested in Oxford. He was sentenced to one year in jail for deserting his wife before their child was born and met his 16 year old daughter for the first time.
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Webster
Mass
Stanislaus Zlotnick
Oxford
Reception For Rev. Burton And Wife
The Congregation of the Second Methodist Church honored their pastor Reverend and Mrs J E Burton with a reception at the church last evening. Burton has just returned from conference in Detroit after a successful year and received good wishes from his parish. The event also marked Reverend Burton's birthday with a purse of money and two cakes. Mrs Burton received a bouquet of flowers.
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The
Second Methodist Church
J E. Burton
Burton
Detroit
Reverend Burton
Barber shop ad near Chronicle Telegram
An advertisement places the First Class Barber Work two doors west of the Chronicle Telegram building. It highlights nearby location and availability for grooming services.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Nebraska Highway Detour Names Replaced by Official Terminology
Lincoln Neb Deciphered new highway language as the Nebraska highway department bans the term detour replacing it with an official designation This change aims to standardize road signage and traveler guidance across the state and reflects ongoing revisions to traffic vocabulary.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.b
Nebraska
Highway Department
Temporary Route and Automatic Telephone Exchanges
A fragmented passage notes temporary route arrangements and argues that automatic telephone exchanges function fully without human supervision. It suggests these systems are being built across the United States to improve efficiency and reduce delays. The text reflects early 20th century optimism about automated communications and road planning.
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United States
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