Temperance text urges ministers to curb intoxicating drinks
The Journal American Temperance Union reports a February temperance address urging religious leaders to ban ordinary use of alcohol. It cites Pennsylvania history, seamen pledges, and naval reform as evidence, and calls for removing temptation by shuttering taverns and limiting licenses to curb drunkenness.
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