Bathingtonian WILE publication notice
The Bathingtonian WILE announces weekly Saturday morning issues by James McCafferty at one dollar per year. Subscriptions offer club rates of six and twelve with prepaid payments.
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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1843
Page
1
The Bathingtonian WILE announces weekly Saturday morning issues by James McCafferty at one dollar per year. Subscriptions offer club rates of six and twelve with prepaid payments.
The Fourth Report of the American Temperance Union warns that even moderate spirits harm the liver and brain. It links liver disease, jaundice, delirium tremens, and nervous-system damage to habitual drinking, urging total abstinence and citing medical authorities and society leaders in support.
A string of physicians and doctors including R. LeNunn Corn Daly M D Will Auchinleck Francis White R M Mamara Prof Mat Medi Rob Bell Maurice Collis C B H Orpen W Stokes J A Crawford W W Campbell Will Renny John Osborne M D G A Kennedy Rob Law Ch Johnson George Hayden C J Madden J C Brennan appears in a professional notice.
In a reflective domestic scene Aunt Sally narrates a long-ago romance and its collapse, revealing how appearances hid a brutal truth. The tale centers on a jilting by a charming yet drink-blighted man, his ascent to Congress, and the widow’s fall into poverty, with family members moved to tears as the truth surfaces.
In Boston on April 6 1843 a Temperance Pen-Party event in Deacon Giles’s Distillery drew praise as a vivid moral scene. The account ties the spectacle to Salem’s witchcraft era memory and notes the distillery’s revival under James Ni Buffum, with Bible-sale rhetoric and calls for temperance progress.
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