Prohibition and Party Strategy in a Time of Change
The piece analyzes how both parties avoid bold stances, shifting toward ending national prohibition. It weighs Republican and Democratic positions on federal versus state powers, contending public control and a nonprofit liquor system may ease enforcement while eliminating racketeering. The article cites Hoover Roosevelt and Wilson as influence points shaping party courage and policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partes
Wilson
Alfred
Smith
League of Nations
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover
The Hyrax Pinon Nut Plants and Truth Notes
The text describes the hyrax as a small life animal linked loosely to hippos and rhinos, then defines pinon nuts from Pinus edulis and Pinus cembroides, notes plants in bedrooms emit oxygen, and quotes Uncle Henry on truth from Wallace's Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Wallace
Farmer
St Paul A M E Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Rev Sinclair leads services at St Paul A M E Church on North Main with Sunday School at 10 am and sermons at 11 am and 8 pm by Rev M E Davis. Quarterly Conference Monday. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Socials Thursday and Friday hosted by local residents. Roosevelt trip notes meanwhile reference Morley of Columbia University accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sinclair
North Main St
F Martin
M. E. Davis
Richmond
Rev. Davis
Hattie Anderson
North Cameron Street
Friendship Club
Lucy Parker
Col Robins Missing Fears For Safety After Hoover Visit
Colonel Raymond Robins, noted social economist and former Bull Moose leader, left New York for a White House appointment with President Hoover in Washington that he did not keep. His wife, visiting in Southwest Harbor, reported death threats from bootleggers in Florida to stop his prohibition work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robins
New York City
Hoover
White House
Washington
Robins
Southwest Harbor
Florida
Colonel Robins
Bible Class Schedules Special Service with Large Choir
The Golden Rule Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist sponsors an 8 pm service featuring a large Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church choir from Washington DC directed by Professor R Dean Shure. Rev H R Deal will accompany and deliver the message. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Bible Class
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
R. Dean Shure
First Baptist Church of Winchester
H. R. Deal
Major Robertson Resigns His Post
Willis Robertson, recently named for Congress by Democrats of the Seventh district, filed with Governor Pollard his resignation as chairman of the state commission of game and inland fisheries. Several candidates, including M. D. Hart and Thomas Herring, vie for the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Willis Robertson
Pollard
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Major Robertson
M. D. Hart
Commission
Thomas Herring
Rockingham Game and Fish Protective Ing
House of Delegates
Louisa County
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Roosevelt Campaign Gains Tammany Backing From McCooey
John H. McCooey, Brooklyn boss and Tammany leader, will cooperate in Franklin D. Roosevelt's campaign. The move follows a conference with James A. Farley, Democratic national chairman, marking the first clear sign Tammany Hall will back the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John H. McCooey
Tammany
McCooey
James A. Farley
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Dear Noah Message Fragment from Swanton Minnesota
Fragmentary letter text mentions malaria, cotton batting, and animals. Includes names Violet Snckeock and Mrs Geo V Talberg Hill Man Minn with scattered questions to Noah about sounds, noise, and a cow hidden in grass near a barn with a horse fly in Swanton Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Geo
V. Talberg Hill Man
Minn
Dreare Noah
Kine
Swanton
Hair Count Facts From The Human Scalp
An estimate places the average head hair at about 110000 strands with roughly 1000 hairs per square inch. Women tend to have more hairs than men, blondes usually more due to finer texture, and redheads have the fewest hairs.
Life on Mars Debate Amid Sparse Conditions
The article notes Professor Lowell’s early advocacy of life on Mars while others doubt the idea. It explains Earth life needs water and oxygen plus a suitable temperature, and emphasizes that Mars appears to lack ample oxygen, water, and favorable temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Lowell
Earth
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Hoo
Africa
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Clarion
Belden City
Lee W
Stanley Central Press
Ati
Pairent Ave
Washington St
Highland Avenue
Cottace
Pairmont Avenue
Med
Johnson Henry
West Cork Street
Davis Grocery
Amherst
Loudoun St
Wm. M. Richards
S. Cameron Street
Maurice F. Castleman
Berryville
Boston
Berryville Avenue
S. Clevenger
Minnes
Isginia
S. Main
W. Clifford
South Braddock
L. C. Janney
N Main Street
Mary E. Latham
National Ave
North Main Street
W. F Artrip
Rhode Island
Harry McCann
Stephenson
Virginia
American Perage Co
Apple Cold Forage
S. Washington Street
S. Main Street
Joseph Newlin
East Piccadilly Street
Handley School
Call
F. A. Ee
Rebecca Frye
Woodstock, Iy
Miss Finfrock
Kent Street
J. M. Fishpaw
Winchester
Johnny Walker
Jimmy
ST. Paul A. M. E. Church
Prof. Morley
Columbia University
Gov. Roosevelt
Col. Robins
Corte
Israel
Canaan
Alvin E. Bell
Alfred J. Buescher
Mount Sinai
Land
Moses
Hobab
Hobah
Violet Snckeock
ERS Apparel Shop
Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown, MD
Maryland
Art and
Shenandoah Valleys
Planter’s Manufacturing CO
J. B. Beverley
Agt
Pennsylvania
R. R
Goodyear Speedway
Buncutter
S. Braddock St
Fhone
Goodyear
N.B.C
Wed
Tropics
Smithsonian Institution
Malin St
People’s Tomorrow
Tvaluame Coon
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