Progress Made Enforcing Dry Laws at Oberlin Meeting
The Oberlin Exchange Club gathered at Park Hotel with 52 members. Mrs J P Nefison served a chicken dinner as Chief White Earle spoke on Indians in American life and Frederick Hazelton, S9 division superintendent for enforcement of the Volstead Act, discussed prohibition enforcement.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange
Park Hotel
J. P. Nefison
Ffty
Hey
White Earle
Frederick Hazeltine
Suneria
Hazelton Asa
Prohibition Efforts Noted Across States At Regional Meeting
In Pennsylvania Florida and the Pacific coast progress in enforcing prohibition was praised despite propaganda. The event featured remarks by Prof Am P Jameson who spoke on Armistice Day themes and European affairs. J G Omstead was elected to club membership.
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Pennsylvania
Florida
Am. P. Jameson
J. G. Omstead
Oberlin decor contest honors Bebr's Loot Shop display
Oberlin students decorated stores and dormitories for Home Coming last Saturday. Bebr's Loot Shop won best window with a lit colonial house and streamers. La Verne Hat Shop earned honors for crimson and green arrangements. Other entrants included Fekker House and Gray Gables with prizes for dress and decor.
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Bebr
la Verne
Fekker House
Oberlin Notes A Miscellany Of Local Social And Civic Goings On
Oberlin reports include A E Hinberly of Columbus inspecting the new sewage disposal plant, Miss Jean Sutar visiting a sister in Cleveland, Arthur Williams from Howells Michigan with his parents, Harry Hovey visiting cousins in Columbia, plans for Prathiae Sisters meeting, Social Science Club at Men's Cormeans Months noon, Prof Agariah Ranerted detailing England travels, W C Hovey visiting Chicago then Miami Florida, C W Graham Carmel Sage hosting Monday night club at Park Hotel with twenty guests, Naomi Ludwig teacher entertaining Findlay visitors, Mrs Relph Wyly of Washington DC visiting her mother O F Peabody, and Edna Segman in Cleveland for a weekend.
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Oberlin
A. E. Hinberly
Columbus
Jean Sutar
Surse
Cleveland
Arthur Wiliams
Howells
Mich
L. B. Williams
Elm Street
Williams
Harry Hovey
Columbia Sisiting
Prthiae Sisters
Social Science Club
Agariah Ranrted
England
W. C. Hovey
Frank Hovey
North Pleasuse Street
Chicago
Hame
Miami
Florida
C. W. Graham
Carmel Sage
Park Hotel
Bridge
Iss Naomi Ludwig
Air
Ludwig
Findlay
Relph Wyly
Washington, D. C
O. F. Peabody
Wyly
Edna Segman
Five or Ten Minutes Sparks a Westland Dilemma
Amoora Ainsley wrestles with guiding a new community house in Westland while facing class aid, staff doubts, and whether Philip Weinrich’s sudden shift marks a personal choice. A nurse brings a coal request from a dirty child as Sam Sherwood’s warnings echo. The chapter ends with Philip ending his engagement to Vera Waine and a move toward Chicago.
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Philip Weinrich
Amoorasley
New York
Bis City
Miss Vera
New Why
Austen
Philip
Vera Waine
Sam Sherwood
Westland
Plora Weinrich
Lucia Berriman
Marcia Thomason
Josephine Fitclasen
Eileen Reagen
Flora Weinrich
Philip 2
Ib Philip
Ainsley
Sonn Amour
Sam
Amourea
Amesa
Ef P
Wes
Waine
Lirth
Beck
Chicago
39 000 Miles in a Lifeboat
Lifeboat tale features Richard, a nonagenarian sailor, as he chronicles 39 000 miles at sea. The fragment hints at a personal maritime journey and endurance across long voyages.
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London
Agriculture and tariff debate in Washington column
The column notes no further Press Agricultural Conference sessions. Dr Jardine pursues a cooperative marketing bill, while farm groups fear limited production may fail to stabilize prices. Tariff protection for dairy and vegetable oils is urged, and J Clyde Marquis cites Florida travel and vehicle data as part of a broader US agricultural critique and Muscle Shoals commission timeline.
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Washington
D. C
Rober
D. Care
Jardine
Agricultural Commission
Coolidgie
Muscle Shoals Commission
White House
Confusing Muscle Shoals Debate Indicates Ford Plans Change
The commission outlines a basis for private offers to produce fertilizer and power but warns no firm offer from major private parties. Ford’s position shifts as discussions stall with convictions about government or private operation. The report notes stormy sessions and a need for a competent firm to sign a contract, with Ford no longer interested.
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Feport
Congress
Commission
Ford
Corcal Iaeties
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cited by women
Letters from readers describe relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for nervous fatigue and general weakness. Mrs L O Dasnex of Valdosta Georgia reports improvement after treatment, while Mrs C E Pauses of Battle Creek Michigan says it eased pains and swelling and helped her regain energy.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Cleveland
Lydia E. Pinknam
C. E
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M. Kile
J. Clyde Marquis
Country Gentleman
Glade
B. Thomas
Pri Mzer
E. Pinkham
Jake” Shafer
Court Street
Ge “Plone
Tomolile
L. H
Wadsworth District
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Slphone
Riviera
Gulf Coast
Sayptar
Treais
Louisville & Nashville R.A
Chronicle
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Daywright
Nightzowss
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