Vision of intemperance from the Temp. a decorated Family Visitor
An altered poem portrays Death as a shadowy visitor visiting nations, families, and individuals at home and in social spaces. It depicts horror, ruin, and a poison dart destroying fathers, mothers, children, and the Gamester’s den, ending in death and perpetual gloom.
Temperance Message Urges Young Men to Break Alcohol Ties
A long temperance piece urges young men to resist drink, recalling ancestral virtues and the dangers of intoxication. It shares a personal story of an Irish former worker who signed the pledge after cold water tactics and a reform by a boy’s influence, illustrating the pledge’s transformative power.
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Cold Water Army
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Columbia Wash
Temperance Meeting Shows Family Sorrow and Hope
Observers focus on the drunkard's family at a temperance lecture as the wife watches anxiously and the audience cheers when a resolution to break alcohol's chains is declared. The scene highlights the emotional toll on spouses and children and the plea for reform.
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Jones
New World
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Family Library
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Miss Leslie
Musical Library
Can I see the evils of intemperance
The speaker argues that rum shops ruin families and promote misery and poverty. He urges temperance supporters to pressure drink sellers to quit, to protect husbands, wives, children, and youths from the relentless monster of alcohol. He frames sobriety as essential to peace and competence.
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