Liquor Law Fines Replaced by Prison Terms Across Districts
Attorney General Sargent releases figures showing rising prison sentences for liquor law violations. The Southern and Western districts report the heaviest penalties, with New York and Chicago close behind in fines and terms. The report notes 3 666 sentences, 4 195 more than prior periods, and cites policy shifts to curb bootlegging and distillery activity.
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New York City
Kansas
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Congress
Running Across Puzzles Highlight Diet and Health Claims
A fragmented page discusses puzzles and claims about weight loss and better health. It mentions individuals, numbers, and products, including a reference to McCow's and a monetary price. The text mixes puzzle clues with promotional material about slimming and vitamins.
Fine specimens uncovered by expedition in Mesopotamia
Henry Keeld, cousin of Stanley Feld, describes the Field Museum Oxford University expedition to Kish near Baghdad. They excavate a 5,000 year old complete Sumerian skeleton, uncover pottery and tablets, and endure harsh desert conditions while workers and drivers receive pay and bonuses for valuable finds.
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Langdon
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Dr Bexton
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Jerusalem
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Betish
Traq
Tony Miles
Haddad
Buxton
Mousterian Implements Linked to Galilee Skull Find
Implements dating 26 400 to 6 000 years ago may trace Mousterian tech distinct from western Europe finds but typologically align with artifacts linked to the Galilee skull discovered by the Biblical Galliles expedition.
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Europe
Galilee
Stomach Agony Offer Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts a money back offer by C. W. Phillips for Pepsio to cure stomach agony. It claims rapid relief from belching sour food headaches and biliousness, with a promise to transform an unsettled stomach in weeks. Distributed by CW Philips and druggists.
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Pepsio
CW Philips
Desert theory sparks old debate on hidden heart
An ancient claim resurfaces as researchers revisit a desert mystery. The text discusses whether a hidden core ever existed and challenges assumptions about the region’s geology.
Quick Pile Relief Ad Claims Safe Fast Cure
An old advertisement promotes Hem-Held tablets from C. W. Phillips and druggists claiming quick relief from piles by reducing blood congestion in the lower bowel. It guarantees satisfaction at no cost if not effective and urges readers to buy nationwide.
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