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Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1843

Page

2

Temperance feast and moonlight banquet at Hamburg

The Hamburg Journal reports a temperance day including a noon banquet for nearly 300 citizens with speeches by Col. John Milledge and others, a ball, and a call for temperance in all things. A separate note details chemical analysis confirming alcohol in a brain sample linked to a death, per Dr. Lewis and Dr. Percy.

W. G M. Gray W. Edney Andrew J. Hammond Esq Citadel John Milledge Augusta Bacchus Hamburg

Alcohol detected in the brain case at Edinburgh infirmary

Walter Smith aged 45 was brought in by police in a coma with strong breath and frothy mouth. An emetic was given and he died twenty minutes after admission. He had a history of extreme intemperance and brain vessels were deeply congested with serum effusion found on dissection.

Royal Infirmary Edinburgh Lewis Medical Examiner Walter Smith

Honest Confession Challenges Rum Seller on Profit

A Water Street rum seller publicly admits there is no profit in drinking yet continues in selling. The piece argues that profits from selling alcohol come at moral and personal cost, and questions how anyone can justify a trade that harms others while denying gains from the product. It condemns the bottle trade as unprofitable in true value.

Water Street

Rum-selling warned against by Norwich Spectator

The Norwich Spectator decries rum-selling as a moral danger to bodies and souls. It urges rum-sellers to pause reflect and abandon the trade, noting life is fleeting and streets remain crowded with people who will soon pass.

Spain Norwich Spectator

Temperance Oration Delivered at Decatur by W H Dassey

Our thanks are due to friends at Decatur for a manuscript copy of an excellent Temperance Oration delivered there on the 4th inst by W H Dassey Esq. It will appear in our next number.

Decatur W. H. Dassey

Noted Doctor Arpietron Arrested in Lancaster

The famous Dr Arpietron has been arrested in Lancaster Pennsylvania as a fugitive from justice from Bordenton New Jersey and will be surrendered to the authorities of that state.

Dr. Arpietron Lancaster Pa Bordenton N. J

Wasuryeronian drive to back paper with strong temperance push

The Southern Chronicle reports Col. Preston agrees to deliver the eulogy for Huen 8. Legare and the committee sets the first Tuesday in November. It urges Washingtonians to support the Wasuryeronian with a dollar, promotes temperance, praises Independence Day celebrations, and cites an extract by Hon. Thomas F. Marsnatt on alcohol's dangers.

Southern Col. Preston Huen Legare

The Ruby Lips and Glowing Cheeks of American Beauty

A prose passage laments vice and social corruption while praising patriotism and the ideal of American beauty. It urges pure sacrifice and the preservation of liberty, contrasting colonial vassalage with a hopeful national spirit.

Fair Daughters of America

Alcohol's ruin of family bonds and humanity

A moral exhortation argues that alcohol destroys the parental bond and the protection of wives and children. It claims intoxication erodes strength, care, and religious virtue, leaving a man dehumanized and severing the family tie as suffering and misery deepen.

Essay on Poisoning by Alcohol Concludes Its Dangers

A Victorian discussion summarizes Dr. Percy's conclusions on alcoholic poisoning. The author warns alcohol as a fast, ruinous poison, not a slow one, detailing evidence about alcohol in brain tissue, blood, and organs and noting cases of brain effusion after fatal intoxication.

Percy Ogston

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Med. Examiner the Washingtonian Washington W. T. Beantry Don Geo. F. Perce Joan Mitenee F. M. Robertson D. Hoox S. T. Chapman James Harper Bat Thomas F. Marsnatt Madeira Toran Austinence
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