Home Made Wine Seen as Last Resort for Drinkers
New York June 16 A statement by Willam W. Hirst counsel for the United States Brewery Association says home made wine will be the last resort of drinkers under nationwide prohibition. He notes people will make wine as nature provides the materials and cites devices for home production already in the market. He adds a federal amendment cannot stop Americans from making their own wine. Prohibition will fail to curb nightlife in cabarets and the line between restaurants and liquor venues remains blurred.
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New York
Vome Wade
Willan WW. Hirst
United States Brewery Association
Hirst
Acwell
Ian
Inhalig Davies
Jin
Lis
Culley Urup Co
DROWNED MOTHER AND SON IN POND ACCIDENT
A mother and her young son died in what authorities termed a drowning today at a mill pond behind Wohl. The incident involved Dale Eiward N. Robinson wife of a Brown University coach and her child Rebard. Police continue to investigate the sequence of events leading to the tragedy.
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Dale Eiward N. Robinson
Brown University
Rebard
Baker explains Colonel Deeds mistakes in aviation inquiry
Washington reports Secretary Baker released findings on Colonel Deeds amid probe into aircraft production. Key charges involve Deeds stock transfer at United Motors and misleading statements to War Department officials. The board urged no court martial based on the evidence and noted Deeds aimed to aid the national aviation effort but used deceptive means to convey information.
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Washington
Eppernt Wor Department
Charles
Hughes
Apainat
Offeer
Haker
Wade
Vic Haard
Jina
Dent
House Miliary Committee
Deeds’ Lad
Aftleiais
War
Aimericar
Eneeedt
Wir
Unitedy Motora Company
de Jeter
Suranga
Dayton
Washingtony
Tvmater
Hutmeerthy
Beeds
Mududlyg
Iewis
Imi
War Department
Deeds
Bord
Wink
Dadges Hyaches
Fide Hughes
Cain
Une Gav
Thor
Tikan
Air Service
Colne Dwsda
Iil
Ahe
ML Sai
Spokane Plans Occupation for Returning Men
Spokane plans to employ returning soldiers as an urgent effort. The city, the Spokane Chamber of Commerce, and the Spokane Master Builders association coordinate with the federal immigration service to place veterans. The park board allocates 7,500 dollars for pad construction and prioritizes returning servicemen in hiring. The smaller builders' association and Spokane Chamber's employment agency set up offices and job channels, linking veterans with employers.
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Spokane. Wash
City Park Board
Park Board
Wniforn
Builders’ Association
Itl
Ft Gufflielen
Juba
Spokane Chanter of Commerce
Hets Offlews
J. J. Conwy
Jobo
Cold weather Linked to Influenza Return Says Advisers
Advertised medical advice warns that influenza remains a danger with colder weather and urges public vigilance. It promotes nasal inhalations and a “complete tagemai” kit, claiming prevention through inhaled oils and germs destruction, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
Give Liberally to Help the Relief Society
A plea urges Wr. Average Man to donate more than expected. The message emphasizes five dollars or at least a dollar more, inviting conscience to speak with words of peace. Relief Society members will visit homes today or tomorrow to seek support and save lives.
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Weber County Relief Societies
America
Relief Society
Home Service 15 Organized for Mountain States Division
Miss Willabeth Condon of the American Red Cross organized Home Service 15 in the Mountain States division and recruits students for a Home Service Institute to be held in Salt Lake City starting February 4. Lectures led by Professor Caray of the University of Utah, with Miss Condon directing the program, at Red Cross headquarters on South Temple and State streets. The institute limits student participation to 43 from counties statewide and coordinators are to contact Miss Couliay or Professor Caray.
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Willabeth Condon
Home Service
Mountain States
Acderican
Ted Cross
Ordon
Hon Service Institute
Salt Lake
Caray
University of Utah
Tklew Rok
Aisa Condon
Army of Occupation
Europe
Veneta
MRS Workman Died in Brighan and Local Notices
Obituary notes Mrs Allen Workman 33 wife of J S Workman, born February 17 1886 in Wilerville, Utah. Lived in Tronis prior to moving to Brighan three years ago. Suffered pneumonia influenza. Also brief notices of estate matters in district court include appraisal of William Van Aleu estate, guardian bond for minor William Stam, and appointments of admin for Te Schade and Alfred Z Liston.
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Sriram UY
Hhom
Allen Workplan
Workman
Cwilerville
Uian
Tronis
Utah
Weskman
Tits City
Orlogh
William van Aleu
Warren J. Wattig
Ted Bat
O. J. Tengiler
William Stam
Orden
Ave
Nenichaum
Dismen Pain Sy ‘Esterday
Della K. Knauss
Alfred Z. Liston
Elye Cream Balm for Nasal Congestion Promises Quick Relief
An advertorial claim promises instant relief from nasal congestion by applying a fragrant antiseptic healing cream inside the nostrils. The product allegedly penetrates air passages to soothe inflammation and clear the head, offering quick relief from stuffiness and headaches.
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Catlerli
Poslam claims for sore feet and skin relief
An old advertisement touts Poslam for tired itchy feet and skin troubles, promising cooling antiseptic relief and clearer skin. It lists samples from Emergency Laboratories and promotes Poslam Soap for clearer, brighter skin. District Court suit by G A Berry & Co against Lenine at Barcelona involves alleged damages to three car loads of potatoes and Bolshevist references.
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Sinieh
Loslam
Michan Raes
New York City
G. A. Berry & Company
Barcelona
Parade Pledge Helps Juvenile Court Case Tell Story
A court case notes a small boy's injury during a parade and a probation officer involvement. The father was fined $20 for family support, with weekly maintenance set at $12. Assistance from the Children's Aid Society backed by local residents helped provide clothing and groceries for the children. The piece covers community aid, parade scenes with relief symbols, and a police and fire presence as marchers proceed toward Logan.
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Bertha Eccles
Wen
Misa
Bunn
Hewan
Byrnes
Gov. Bambergey
Family Receives Assistance From Children’s Aid Society
A family of five children and their mother were granted aid by the Children’s Aid Society following a juvenile court decision by Jidee Joshua domer. The aid amount and conditions were set under court supervision to support the family.
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Children’s Aid Society
Jidee Joshua Domer
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