Prohibitionists of Ohio Demand Suppression of Liquor Traffic
A Prohibitionist convention denounces the liquor trade as a crime against humanity and God. It pledges to dissolve government-conniving with drink, to curb beer and wine, and to mobilize voters to suppress all alcoholic beverages for consumption. The call appeals to patriotic citizens to unite at the ballot box, claiming Ohio benefits from prohibiting saloons and criticizing the Canteen Bill and party stance.
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Prohibition debate floods political lines and farm notes
The piece argues that Prohibition would lift debt and restore virtue, urging church bodies to convert resolutions into votes against the saloon. It critiques political leaders for inattention, highlights public mood in Milwaukee, and notes land use topics from silage to subsoiling, dairy versus beef cattle, and farm mechanization advances. It also touches on silage debates, root crops, drainage, sheep, and churn efficiency.
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Treasury Statement and Wooster Board Reorganization
Treasury reports May 23 cash balance 295,945,663 with gold reserve 220,651,114. Wooster Board of Equalization convened, Harry H. Miller elected President and Oban Zaring named Secretary as sessions opened.
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Identity of a Knife through Parts and Tales
AnExchange contains a philosopher asking if a knife remains the same after replacing its blade parts. A Williams College moment features Professor S and a student Hollis in a humorous exchange about squeaking a rubber bladder and the phrase I reap your scruples.
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