Washington Total Abstinence Pledge
We pledge ourselves as gentlemen to abstain from all spirituous or malt liquors wine and cider to preserve health standing and families and form a mutual benefit society.
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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1844
Page
6
Editorial shift and editorials on temperance in Georgia press
The Savannah Georgian notes changes in editorial staff including S. T. Chapman taking temporary editorship of the Savannah Republican and commends his suitability. It praises Chapman as a strong temperance ally and contrasts his disciplined style with rivals, urging readers to support a union beneficial to both papers and the Washingtonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. T. Chapman
8. T. Chapman
Savannah
Europe
Coarman
People of
Georgia
Chapman
Locke
Crr
The
Washingtonian
Washingtonian subscription appeal and notices in Bibb County
A local notice urges subscriptions to promote moral reform amid concerns about social order. It mentions a new Lineville post office in Bibb County and advertises the Washingtonian paper with a plea for readers and advertising leads. The piece includes a whiskey influenced poem and a Lost item notice seeking information for a liberal donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb County
South Side
Burke County
Waynesborough
D. H
Temperance Reform Appeal Seeks Washingtonian Patronage
A Georgia contributor urges readers to sustain the Washingtonian, arguing moral obligation must guide law and public life. He criticizes drunkenness, cites Father Mathew and Irish sobriety efforts, and calls for renewed temperance zeal to reduce prisons, dungeons, and social harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washingtonian
Augusta
Georgia
Seai
Congress
Philelphia
India
Matthew
Marshall
Hawkins
Lumpkin
Farewell Love and Spring Pruning Advice in Washingtonian
A poetic farewell to a beloved Jean contrasts exile with spring beauty. The Washingtonian issue then offers horticultural guidance on pruning newly planted trees including timing, bearing wood versus wood buds, and choosing shoots for fruiting, with notes on apple cherry plum peach and nectarine species and seasonal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Weeding Techniques for Garden Beds in Wet and Dry Weather
The article explains hoeing and pulling weeds as essential operations in spring. It advises removing weeds promptly, disposing of them to the dung-hill if done in wet weather, and stirring soil between rows after removal. It also covers earthing up onions, celery, potatoes and turnips, with careful handling to protect plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Lecelery &c
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