Ohio Legislature Adopts Broad New Liquor Law
Columbus reports the legislature adjourned after passing most of Governor Cox’s program. A 300 foot saloon proximity rule to schools was enacted with exceptions for business districts. Flood relief taxes are rebated for damaged properties, and the body will reconvene to wrap remaining items.
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Balance Sheet Shows Legislature Is Costly
Columbus Ohio financial clerks compare 1911 12 appropriations totaling 18 410 697 with 1913 14 at 20 070 135 64 after deductions of 1 033 820 for delay building construction newspaper Constitutional Convention flood costs and liquor tax refunds. They report 316 new laws and 48 joint resolutions enacted with many named measures and lawmakers across both houses.
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Sydney union wins 20 minute theater strike in Mt Gambier
A theater-goers union formed outside the Mt Gambier barn-storming troupe halted admission at two shillings, with 278 attendees refusing to pay more. The manager capitulated after the union president counted to 20, reducing price to one shilling then sixpence, ending the strike and dissolving the union shortly after.
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Sleep Inducing by Electrical Stimulation Promises Quick Rest
An eminent German doctor proposes an electrical method to switch sleep on and off. A small machine applies current to the base of the skull, producing a nerve deadening state. Initial tests on animals showed rapid recovery to full consciousness, raising hopes for human use without harm.
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Sizing Up a Customer at a Bar and Pharmacy
A man visits a downtown hotel bar and asks if drink orders trigger prices. The pharmacist explains bar and shopkeepers tailor offerings to the customer’s apparent habits, seldom missing a guess. The man orders and pays ten cents.
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Not a Complaint Reflects Walk Shortage in City Life
The Atchison Globe notes widespread complaint about people not walking more. It counters the view that such concerns stem only from well off families and argues the issue spans all social lines.
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Daily Thought by Cloero on Opinion and Steadiness
A measured reflection notes that a sensible man does not accuse others of unsteadiness for changing one’s mind. The quote emphasizes tolerating evolving beliefs and avoiding rash judgments.
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