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Newspaper

Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1843

Page

6

Temperance feast and banquet mark new era in Hamburg

The Hamburg Journal reports a temperance celebration with a large public dinner at Mr. Shultz’s Park attended by nearly three hundred citizens, a formal program, toasts by Col. John Milledge and others, and a grand ball. It cites praise for temperance and unity, and notes women’s gifts and ceremonial music.

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

Alcohol detected in brain death at Royal Infirmary

Walter Smith age 45 was brought to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary in a coma with strong odor of alcohol. Despite emetic and supportive care he died twenty minutes after admission. Postmortem showed engorged cerebral vessels and serum effusion, associated with habitual intemperance.

Royal Infirmary Edinburgh Lewis Medical Examiner Walter Smith

Honest confession condemns rum selling in Water street

A temperance essay cites a Water street rum seller who admits there is no profit in drinking yet profits from selling. The piece questions whether gains from rum sales justify the harm caused, arguing the trader’s words expose the moral contradiction and eventual loss to himself.

Water Street

Rum selling condemned in Norwich Spectator warning

You cannot continue in this dreadful traffic. The crowd in the streets will pass, and life is brief. Shun wealth from ruin of homes. disguise cannot mask the harm. The Spectator denounces rum selling as a vice corrupting body and soul.

Spain Norwich Spectator

Temperance Oration Delivered at Decatur by W H Dassey

Thanks to Decatur friends for a manuscript copy of an excellent temperance oration delivered there on the 4th by W H Dassey Esq. which will appear in our next issue.

Decatur W. H. Dassey

Arrest of Dr Arpietron in Lancaster Pa as fugitive

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

Dr. Arpietron Lancaster Pa Bordenton N. J

Wasuryeronian Appeal Urges Washingtonians to Support Paper

The Southern Chronicle reveals Col. Preston will deliver the Eulogy for Huen 8. Legare on the first Tuesday in November. The piece urges statewide society members to back the Wasuryeronian with a dollar, praising Washingtonian patriotism and denouncing alcohol, citing Marsnatt’s temperance arguments and urging readers to join the campaign.

Southern Col. Preston Huen Legare

Patriotism and Purity in Independence Day Rhetoric

The passage laments corrupting vice and colonial bondage, urging a return to virtuous patriotism. It contrasts social intoxication with the cherished beauty of American women, calling for a pure flame of national sacrifice on the day.

Bat Fair Daughters of America

The Alcohol Curse on Family and Duty

A sweeping attack on alcohol argues it destroys the chivalry that defends women and binds fathers to their children. It claims drink erodes moral bonds in disease poverty crime and death, leaving a weakened man and a broken family, with the infant clinging to a fading caregiver.

Essay on Poisoning by Alcohol Concludes Its Dangers

The piece reviews Dr Percys conclusions on alcohol as a poison, warning it is a rapid destroyer of wealth and health. It cites experiments on brain and ventricular alcohol presence, noting inconsistent results and suggesting alcohol can diffuse through brain tissue and enter blood, bile, and liver.

Lewis Percy Med. Examiner Ogston

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