New Relations Safeguard Foreign Ships’ Whiskey Rights
In Washington on October 24 a new relations framework under the Kugberty ruling seeks to protect foreign ships by preserving rights to medicinal whiskey stocks and allowing limited wet supplies to enter the United States for foreign diplomats. The Treasury and State Department, along with Justice officials, announced ongoing discussions and preliminary accords aimed at these provisions.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured
A Sheboygan reader describes relief from tiredness nervousness and sleep issues during middle age after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a natural restorative aiding nature to offset melancholia irritability headaches and dizziness in women entering middle age.
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Prohibition Law Clash With Daugherty Ruling Triggers Cabinet Debate
The cabinet discussed enforcing the new prohibition order with caution while awaiting the Supreme Court ruling on the Hand case. Treasury and Justice officials aim to advance the New York proceedings to the high court within days, hoping for relief if interpretations are modified, and to avoid entanglements with foreign powers in licensing and transport. A separate incident in Cincinnati ended in a chaotic party with shooting and broken rifles during a Sunday gathering, prompting police to disperse the crowd.
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Woman charged with bigamy and two wartime marriages
In Wheeling West Virginia on October 4 a woman named Mrs Harris, 22, is jailed on bigamy charges for marrying two disabled ex service men, Paul Anderson of Washington DC and Major McKinley Harrin of Wellaburg, each drawing monthly compensation. Anderson learned of the other wife with the help of a detective.
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Cunningham attends Columbus PTA meeting as delegate
North Elyria reports Mra H Cunningham spent part of last week in Columbus serving as a delegate to the Parent Teachers association meeting.
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Social notes mix of travel and visits across towns
The report lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending events in Cleveland Elyria and Columbus. It notes Arthur Euchtruth and cousin Reuben Date returning to schooling, various households hosting Sunday visits, and acquaintances from Wakeman Berea and Cincinnati attending a Legion convention and regatta. It also mentions a fatality at the Cincinnati regatta and a Columbus quote on liquor withdrawals. Marie Antoinette is cited with a curious bath anecdote.
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Visits in Two Counties for Old Ladies Home
Dr Gd A Reeder, superintendent, visited Medina and Lorato counties in the past week to speak on behalf of the Old Ladies Home. District convention by Netwalk Methodist conference held at Plankton on the Sycamore Charter to address matters before the conference. Christmas specials promoted in local ads.
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