Rainbow verses in a Louisville Journal prose poem
A lyrical meditation from the Rainbow era reflecting on nature and faith. The speaker describes a bright afternoon, the moist earth after rain, a rainbow, and a sense of worship and inner ascent. Images of waves, wings, and the soul’s unfolding align with themes of beauty and mortality.
From a Washingtonian meeting a tale of temperance and ruin
A long account describes a benighted scene of drudging workers ruined by drink. It recalls a garret life, a cat caught for rum, and a Deacon Bushnell barn raising turned drink-fueled spectacle. Temperance pledges vow sobriety, ending violence and warlike cravings.
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Deacon Bushnell
Temperange in Paris Describes City-Wide Wine Problem
The Paris scene is described as plagued by wine instead of hard liquor, with about seventeen thousand habitual drinkers. Workers frequent wine shops daily, using drinking as solace or response to wages, work quality, and employer moods, risking health, morals, and family bread.
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Tom
Mr.Fregier
Oeare
Ner Caraven
Paris
United States
England
Bronson
LaGrange, Ga
Ppue
Temperance Advocate
O’neall
Hazelius
Palmer
William Martin
State ‘Temperance Society
Samuel Dickson
First Temperance Society
Columbia
A. Blanding
Leland
State Temperance Society
State House
Temperance Societies
Friends of Temperance
A. Rhett
Charleston
J. H. Lumpkin
Friends of ‘Temperance
South Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburg
Washington Society
College Temperance Society
Wanderer
The
Bachman
Curtis
Friends of ‘’Emperance
Gres
Southern Quarterly Review
Brantley
King
Stevens
Daniel K. Whitaker
W. M. Bessent
Forsyth
Chimps
Forsyth, Ga
Augusta
Savannah
Coluxiia
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