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Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1844

Page

8

The Hydra of Intemperance and the Power of Fashion

A temperance tract argues that while reformers are scattered, the enemy’s strength lies in societal fashion and the desire for stimulus. It notes vast breweries and taverns across Western New York and Britain, links drinking to national decay, and urges sustained action to erode the hydra’s grip, warning that inaction harms future generations.

Friends of the Cause Hydra Buxton’s Atlantic Ret Death Nero Gough the Tabernacle New York Syracuse Saratoga Utica Buffialo Hydra Great Britain Ireland Father Mathew Heaven

Drunken folly ends in murder under the oak grove

A tale warns temperance via rioters who seek Death, find treasure, and plot betrayal. Three men raid a grove, seize gold, and conspire to kill one another. Poison and treachery claim two more, leaving the men dead by the old oak as a grim moral on drink and fate.

Saint Mary Indies Churl St. John Christ Anon

The Biter Bit. A Medico In India Prompts Parade Dilemma

A medical officer in India once headed a detachment of 240 men with 64 delirium tremens cases in three months. Drunkards were pumped at parade to renew their intoxication, until one man sought medicine to dodge duties. Pat tried tainted medicine, gulped it, and grimaced as comrades exclaimed at his deception.

India Zur Pat

Death and the Drunkards in Flanders Taverns Tale

A tale describes a group of foolish gallants in Flanders who squandered life in taverns gambling and feasting. They hear a bell tolling for a corpse and bid a boy to fetch help, illustrating consequences of debauchery and a fear of judgment.

Flanders

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