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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1845
Page
8
The text presents a fragment of dramatic verse where a speaker urges restraint against passion. A named character Eugene appears in peril while moral custom governs conduct, with emotional conflict between love and obligation.
A fragmentary poem addresses Miss M. Cott or Crtt, lamenting lost happiness and hopes. The speaker notes that joyous hours have fled and that whispers and envy have dimmed the beloved’s smile, leaving the speaker unhappy and alone.
A Temperance Standard essay argues that even refined hosts who offer wine teach children to view alcohol as essential to social life. It recounts a tragedy of a young man led from youth to ruin by wine and urges parents to take the pledge of total abstinence and remove intoxicants from the home.
A clear call advocates a thorough temperance education system for children and youth nationwide to foster lifelong restraint. The plea emphasizes education as essential to temperance culture and social reform.
A call to parents to start temperance training in infancy, replacing alcohol with water and building a robust mindset against drink. The piece urges ongoing education, debate societies, and temperance meetings to prepare children to resist temptation and engage in society as wartime-like soldiers for temperance.
A brief remark notes that the topic requires more focus from the temperance community than ever before, with a promise to resume and extend the discussion in the future. The speaker emphasizes the issue's significance and calls for increased attention.
The American Phrenological Journal Volume VII outlines aims to advance human improvement through Phrenology, Physiology, Animal Magnetism, and a women’s department. It emphasizes health, mind, and moral growth, asserting physiology governs intellect and happiness and pledging expanded coverage including magnetism and female education.
A prospectus for a monthly Phrenology Journal declares the science for the million, detailing low subscription terms. It stresses accessibility for rich and poor alike and offers 22 pages per issue at $1, with bulk rates and editor contact at 131 Nassau Street, New York, dated Jan 25 321.
Announcement of a new monthly medical journal published in Augusta by P. C. Guieu edited by J. P. Garvin and Paul F Eve. Each issue has 64 pages, monthly from the first, with original communications and reviews. Subscription is 3 dollars per year paid in advance. letters go to the publisher and editors free of postage. Nov 21.
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