Total Abstinence Pledge Settlement in Washingtonian
A fragment from the Washingtonian 1843 issue notes a Total Abstinence Pledge with members signing for mutual benefit. The text expresses desire for a Society to counter a pernicious habit and to improve health and standing by pledging abstinence.
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Document
A partial OCR reveals a string of personal and professional names including J. Hanp, Dr. D. Hook, T. Chapman, EF. Pierce, James Harpen, and others. The fragment lacks context, dates, or actions, limiting precise interpretation of roles or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hanp
D. Hook
T. Chapman
EF. Pierce
James Harpen
F Mincengs
Temperance Subscription Drive and Meeting Report
The meeting at the com Meeting iodist Church authorized the President and Managers to engage speakers for Mr. Wm Root retta and to receive subscriptions. Local subscribers grow with effort. Mims of Valley Creek and Canton contributors send cash for multiple subscribers. Post Masters Bainbridge Forsyth aid ongoing. Temperance advocates urge Washingtonian purchases and note praise from Little Georgian and Southern Baptist Advocate. A temperance event at the Methodist Church drew a modest but spirited attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Root
Retta
D. Miws
Valley Creek
Deas County
Ala
P.M
Mims
J. A. Manpox
Canton
Bainbridge and
Forsyth
Little Georgian
Georgian
The
Washingtonian
South
Augusta
Augusta Washingtonian
Temperance Meeting Aids Pledge Support In Augusta
A temperance gathering urged reliable speakers for each session and unanimous approval of a pledge defense plan. Delegates were urged to promote a stronger Coldwater Army network and fund raising through accessible meetings and wider press backing.
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Massachusetts State Society
Georgia
Milledgeville
Coldwater Army
Temperance Reform Boosts Alcohol Decrease Across Ports
The piece lauds the Temperance Union's impact in New York and beyond, citing a marked drop in imports of brandy wine and gin for the first quarter against 1842. It argues public opinion shifted against drink, urging continued, united efforts to advance the reform.
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Clovinus
The
American Temperance Union
New York
Ois Ko
Boston
Lland
Southern Wheat Promises Flour Market Shakeup
The piece notes southern wheat culture and flour manufacture yielding satisfactory results. Augusta merchants sell Goountry Flour nearly as white as northern flour and bread made from it is light and sweet. The author predicts Cherokee and the upper regions will push northern imports from the market in coming years.
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Augusta
Flour from Mr. McBee's Wheat Impresses Reader
The Greenville Mountaineer reports a week of flour from wheat grown by Mr. McBee of the village. Mills at the town are in first rate order. His patent smut machine is a major improvement. Twelve acres yielded 2693 bushels, about 22 to the acre, weighing 65 pounds per bushel.
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Greenville Mountaineer
McBee
Petra
New National Manual of Agriculture Aims For Wide Reach
A proposal for an annually published agriculture manual designed for every soil cultivator. It will adapt to different regions in both astronomical and agricultural aspects and is expected to enjoy extensive circulation. Booksellers will provide copies once published for notice and dissemination.
Repeal Meetings Rise Across Ireland Amid Irish Movement
From Liverpool dates of the 4th reports O Connel addressed Ennis 150000 people with 6000 horsemen while Athlone drew 400000 including many women and 100 priests. Galway Skibbereen and others held similar gatherings showing strong Repealer energy. Repeal fund tops 3000 pounds and O Connell vows further action for Ireland Parliament. Welsh riots subdued. Everett insult incident at Oxford ends with apologies and student punishments. Cotton market weak and Boz’s Martin Chuzzlewit third issue out in America.
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Acadia
Bostton
Liverpool
Ireland
Ennis
County Clare
O’connel
Athlone
Galway
Skibbereen
O’connell
Wales
Everett
Oxford
Boz
Martin Chuzzlewit
Temperance Press Urges Funds for Public Meetings
An editorial appeal urges editors to back the Washingtonian temperance movement with liberal support. It argues liberty depends on temperance, cites the society's frugal status, and calls for a small outlay from members and patrons to cover meetings, lights, and fuel. It proposes a formal debt-clarifying plan and solicits widespread subscriptions over door collections.
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Messrs
Thomas
W. H. Dabney
Washingtonian
Washingtonian ‘Society
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Southern Baptist. Advocate
Charleston
S.C
Curtis
Dunlap
Dod
G. F. Pierce
Penfield
Southern Wheat
Editorial Communications
of the Society