Prohibition Spillover Drives Detroit Moonshine Trade
Canadian labeled whiskey floods border markets as 55 percent redistilled alcohol circulates, with raids, seizures, and a large underground network. Detroit river routes, 16 000 blind pigs, and a growing practice of cutting green moonshine into real whiskey fuel illicit supply chains amid enforcement efforts led by Carey D. Ferguson and a fleet of nine customs boats.
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Chicago
Proibitias
Pool
Detroit
Cleveland
St Paul
Twin- Cities
Frank H. Croul
Detroit River
Ton Lakes St. Clair
Huron
Eric
Mos
Carey D. Ferguson
Collection of Customs
Stu
Interest Items From Greencastle and Nearby
Greencastle reports note Frank WU Smith sold the South Carlisle meat and green grocery to Speck who will run it full time. Council of Churches in Waynesboro reelected Rev Dr L M Conrow president. next meeting in February 1926 at Presbyterian Church. Old Home Week chair GC Onwake announced August 4 to 14, 1926. Arnistica Day memorial services held at Greencastle High School. H F E D Gray of Waynesboro spoke. Town stores closed 10 to 12 for services. Lutheran Bible Class to be hosted by Wm Hellane on East Franklin Street with Miss Nina P. Damison as guest. J W Davigan’s brother J W Davigan hosted in South Carlisle home. Arthur Fell of PA RR Co at Hagers Town visited. Echo Pilot owner G Fred Zaigier Jr plans moving plant to Central Dining room area on Centre Square with new addition for central location.
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Greencastle
Frank WU
Bel
Presbyterian Clurch
Old Home Week Association
GC. P. Onwake
Hera
H. F E. D. Gray
Waynesboro
Young Peoples Bible Class
Lutheran Church
Wm. Hellane
East Franklin Street
Mica
Nina P. Damison
Darion
N. C
J. W. Davigan
South Carlisle Street
Arthur Fell
Pennsylvania ’, BR. Co
Hagersstown
Echo Pilot
G. Fred’ Zaigier, Jr
Cettre Square
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes gentle bowel relief
Monticello physician Dr. W R Caldwell promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for children. He claims a single dose can regulate bowels for weeks, reducing daily purges and making even a fussy child willing to take it. A 60 cent bottle is available at local stores.
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WR. Caldwell
Monticello
de. Caldwell
Beaver Creek Clubs Hold Joint Meeting
Downing of the Interstate Milk Producers Association and Milton D. Moore, county agent, led a Beaver Creek Club and Beaver Creek branch joint meeting. R. C. Weagley was chosen as delegate to the Philadelphia convention with Fred Newcomer as alternate. G. E B. Putirmey remained president and Newcomer as secretary and treasurer. An oyster supper was planned with the annual cow show on November 19. Tonight Lanrans milk producers meet and Middletown Friday night.
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Plm. Downing
Interstate Milk Producers Association
Milton D. Moore
Beaver Creek Club
Beaver Creek
Interstate Mill Producers Association
R. C.F. Weagley
Philadelphia
Fred Newcomer
G. E B. Putirney
Papes Cold Compound Ad Explains its Dose and Promise
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound with guidance to take two tablets every three hours for three doses. It claims relief after the first dose and complete breakup of the cold by the second and third doses. The product is described as safe with no quinine or opiates, priced at thirty five cents, backed by a druggist guarantee. Millions use Pape's Cold Compound.
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I Infantry
Sloan
Sloan's
Bette
Ady
Gratton Couple Host Guests From Clear Spring
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hall of Gratton West Virginia receive guests of their daughters Mrs Pahphan of Clear Spring.
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Lawrence Hall
Gratton
W. Va
Pahphan
Clear Spring
Dioxol Promise Modern Health Cure From Ox Liver Gland
A wartime style advertisement touts a liver secretions derived tablet called Dioxol as a remedy for impure blood and related ailments. It claims to improve complexion, eye clarity, heart and kidney health, and fights liver issues with a centric tonic. Readers are urged to send a coupon for samples and a booklet.
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Newartment
Sneike Family
North Potomac BT
Harry
Myers
THE
Miracle Store
Jonathan Street
Washington Street
Sweft-Orr Work Clothes
West
Frankl Gireet
Byron
Soupie
Mudd
Caleb
Ike
Pop
Cales Sykes
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W. B. Caldwell
Wolds
Pape
Footer’s Cleaners & Dyers
DR. Caldwell
Mowen
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Court House
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