Temperance Song of the Host and the Prayer Note
The piece presents a temperance anthem declaring a rising host of over fifty thousand freed from chains and pledges, praising water from springs and urging abstinence. It follows a request for a prayer over a song, urging spiritual action against Bacchanals and urging reform across society. It cites the Washingtonian movement and argues temperance rests on religion, benevolence, and self-interest.
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Temperance Move and Contagious Diseases Warn of Intemperance
A temperance sermon chain links drunkenness to contagious diseases and social ruin. It cites cholera lessons, Rush on camp fever, and Egyptian campaigns, arguing temperance extends life and improves community health and morality. It notes pledges reduce beggars, praise for pledge medals, and broad social uptake.
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Teetotaler’s journey through signs and taverns
A traveling boy and his father tour a town, noting tavern signs that mock virtue and warn of intoxication. They encounter a bakery sign misread as bread from wheat, a shopfront showing the “Old Scalper” sign, and a city display of General Washington, while local sobriety rhetoric and temperance lessons unfold amid scattered observations.
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