Moral suasion and law in temperance preaching
The speaker argues that moral suasion fails with hardened drinkers and urges reliance on government protection. Examples show the harm of intemperance, the impact on families, and the need for law and abstinence pledges, noting Santa Anna era taxes and that 32,000 reformers joined churches in four New England states.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Reformed Drunkard Becomes Rising Congress Member
A young man seen at a New York East River dock years ago, once a shabby inebriate toiling as an hour laborer, pledged temperance and returned to respectability. His reformation is noted in the country’s leading paper as a talented and promising new member of the current Congress. This single success cheers reformers more than a thousand anti vice essays.
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New York
East River
New England
Congress
Det. Adv
True Tee-totalers Call for Reform in Town
A preacher urges finding a baker's dozen true men. They must combine gentle kindness with firm zeal, avoid malice, and resist vice. He cites divine aid, truth, and mercy to bolster reform against barrooms grog shops and vice. Doctor Jewett inspires moral mission.
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Doctor Jewett
Pensioner Arrested for Theft at Bremer House
An elderly man named Charles Anderson, formerly a gunner on the U S frigate Potomac and pensioned for a wound, was arrested in St Louis for breaking open trunks at the Bremer House. He was intoxicated at the time and formerly served aboard the Potomac in a skirmish near the Foroe Islands in the South Seas.
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Charles Anderson
St. Louis
Bremer House
U. S
Foroe Islands
South Seas
From Life Tables to Propeller Vessels in War News
Figures on mortality and lifespans across nations are presented alongside notes on population dynamics and seafaring propulsion. Kentucky gaming legislation and Lieut Hunters submerged propellers for the Albert are described with engine speeds and boiler pressures.
Curious hypochondriac cured by fleeing from doctor
A hypochondriac advised by Dr. Crawford to travel to Ohio panicked at the surgeon’s knife, fled in fear crying murder, and afterward showed no liver symptoms for over two decades. Albany Knickerbocker notes Manhattan’s 1626 Dutch purchase for sixty guilders. Charleston Rambler reports a tiny steamboat under water propulsion and a lilac grafted onto an ash tree.
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Crawford
Baltimore
Ohio
N. York City
Albany Knickerbocker
Island of
Manhattan
Boston
Charleston
Augusta Market Cotton and Goods Report
The Augusta market shows cotton prices up about a cent on the week with 60,000 bales in stock. Liverpool advices through the 13th last month underpin gains while buyers meet stern resistance and sales are light. Bagging demand is limited and grocery lines see fair, though not robust, activity.
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Liverpool
Payments to Washingtonian and others dated up to 1945
List of payments to the Washingtonian and several individuals including Augusta F A Morgan to Jan 1 1945, D Ogden to June 10 1944, St Clair Mrs J Hughes to June 10 1944, Rome J W M Berrien to June 10 1945, Washington Jno Milner to Feb 10 1945, Vienna D J Bothweil to Nov 4 1944.
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Washingtonian
Augusta
F. A. Morgan
D. Ogden
St. Clair
J.hughes
Rome
J. W. M. Berrien
Washington
Jno. Milner
Vienna
D. J. Bothweil
Exchange Table Specie Basis Across Georgia Banks
An OCR fragment lists Georgia banks and branches including Mechanics Bank Brunswick Bank Bank of Augusta Augusta Insurance & Banking Co Savannah Nores State Bank Planters Bank Central Rail Road Bank Macon Milledgeville Bank Athens City Councils Ruckersville Chattahoochee R R Bank Western Bank of Georgia Planters & Mechanics Bank Bank of Darien and branches and notes on bonds for specie 6 and 8 percent plus various city and state banks and notes from New York Philadelphia and Charleston with exchange rates and notes.
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Mechanics’ Bank
Jerks
DAR Brunswick Bank
Bank of Augusta
Augusta Insurance & Banking Co
Georgia Rail Road
State of Georgia
Savannah Nores
State Bank
Macon
Commercial Bank
Milledgeville Bank
Georgia Rail Road Bank
Athens
City Council of
Augusta
Ruckersville Bank
Marine & Fire Insurance Bank
St. Mary’s Bank
Central R. R. Bank
Central Bank
Exchange Bank of Brunswick Insurance Bank of Columbus
Maca
Phenix Bank
Columbus
Bank of
Hawkinsville
Milledgeville
City Council of Columbus
Monroe Rail Road Bank
Bank of Darien
Chattahoochie R. R
Banking
C. Western Bank of Georgia
Bank of Columbus
Planters & Mechanics Bank
Cylun Bank of Ocmulgee
Xeorgia
Aeorgia
Saura Carolina
Charleston
Bank of Hamburg
AuaBaMa Notes
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