Letter on Texas prohibition debate by Invernson Davis
Col F B Lubbock writes from Brevor Mississippi discussing the Texas constitutional amendment on temperance. He argues against broad prohibition, urging remedies against abuse not use, and warns of state sovereignty loss if local laws expand to broader control. He expresses support for education and Christianity as drivers of moral improvement.
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United States
Texas
Invernson Davis
Meeet Ee
Renewed Youth Told by Mrs Chesley of Kansas City
An elderly resident, Mrs Phasbe Chesley, claims renewed youth after kidney and lameness relief from Electric Bitters. Her testimonial is vouched by 18 townspeople. The ad notes a medicine trial offer at BH. J. Eldridge’s drug store. Nearby items mention Kansas City population growth and a telephonic trumpet invention from Fernbank, and a record glass-breaking feat in Trenton.
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