Colonel Dan Morgan Smith Urges Prohibition Unity
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith, famed commander of the Bat talion of Death, urged Americans to unite against liquor as they did against real enemies. He denounced the Yoleveld act and Blytacenth Amendment, called for deportation of foreign-born bootleggers, and warned that bootleggers threaten religious freedom and the Constitution.
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Confessed Slayer Held in Ashland Jail
Ashland Ky April 22 Mrs Emman confessed murderess of her 16 children was placed in the Bord enuly Jail under a warrant charging first degree murder issued by Police Judge E R Kenney of Ashland Commonweal Attorney Walt Prichard declared the case before the Grand Jury Sunday and that unless Mrs Sloan showed mental derangement she would not have a sanity hearing before that time
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Return of Large Airship Relayed
Washington April u The dirigible how Aye notified the Navy department date today that it would remain at Paamilikion Bermuda and not attempt a return to Lake last before ramarrow.
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Diamond Dye Promises Beautiful Color Dyes
Advertising copy touts Diamond Dyes for tinting wool, linen, cotton, and silk with simple directions. A 15 cent package includes usage instructions and notes the product works for lingerie and delicate fabrics.
Marginal Fashion At Pacific Coast Beach Parade
A coastal town in California staged a seaside fashion parade featuring Martjorie Wakefield in a striking bathing outfit during a summer event. Wakefield drew attention for her attire as onlookers enjoyed the sunny display and local vendors catered to beachgoers.
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Rotary plans Boys Week parade and prize letters
Plans completed for Boys Week in Hagerstown with a May 2 event and a prize program for letters suggesting local improvements. Prizes include baseball gear and cash, with a big parade set for May 4 on Walnut Street ending at the Y M C A and a moving picture.
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Church Urges Hold Hands Youths Vandalism Debate
London April 22 The Dean of Manchester Rev Douglas H Johnson says the holding of hands by boys and girls in church is not to be deprecated in an address on the vandal issue. He remarks in the discussion that such conduct should be examined in context rather than condemned outright.
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Douglas H. Johnson
Parish youths unite in church matrimony amid fond memories
A fragment notes girls and boys joining hands in a church scene while the vicar recalls past days at Allringham. Mentions couples, church officials, and visits by parish families including Howard Hofman and others, with scattered names and towns.
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