Not to go all who cares, but I think umlauts in the titles screw up the works here at Chicago Examiner Tower. Or maybe it's posts about mysterious...
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During National Prohibition in the USA (1921-1933), the only way you could buy alcohol legally was from a drug store, with a doctor's prescription....
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First Blagojevich, now this. How much humiliation can Illinois take?Ten High Straight Bourbon Whiskey has been demoted to a blend, at least in some...
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Our own national Drinks Examiner, Bill Dowd, doesn't care for the new Jim Beam commercials. He's not alone.You can watch the commercials and learn...
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More Repeal Day news is coming in as Friday approaches and you can take advantage of this one if you are or will be anywhere near Frankfort,...
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I'm not sure what made me think this would be my last word on the subject of legal drinking's 75th anniversary, which happens this Friday, December...
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The 75th anniversary of legal drinking is next Friday, when we will celebrate the ratification of the 21st Amendment, which ended Prohibition. This is...
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The 75th anniversary of legal drinking is two weeks from today, when we will celebrate the ratification of the 21st Amendment, which ended...
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In the United States, "change" has always been a potent policitcal call to action. When Franklin Roosevelt was elected president in 1932,...
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In my previous post, I promised to tell you a little about what legal drinking was like before Prohibition (Legal Drinking 1.0), so we can talk about...
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