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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1843
Page
3
The passage laments how nature drives excitable faculties and wild passions can overpower judgment, causing a man to harm those he should love, ignoring natural ties and inflicting severe injuries in the name of intoxication or impulse.
A Washingtonian appeal praises growing Temperance work across the District of South Carolina and in Georgia. The author notes widespread abstinence society formations, clergy and professionals supporting the cause, and a declared aim to end King Alcohol while urging readers to join the fight for universal sobriety.
The rule tests if a year is Gensvede by checking divisibility patterns. It asks whether the year divides evenly by 4, with examples 1800 801 1820 1936 1940 1814 illustrating the criterion and exceptions.
From the Penfield Temperance Banner a meeting of the Eat Abstince Society resolved to urge the Penfield convention committee to hold a fall gathering at Eatonton and invited delegates to entertain them. The invitees include P H Mell J M Ashurst J H Campbell O L Smith and G M Paine with date November 23 1843 and calls for broad state representation.
A Penfield convention messages Georgians on temperance condemning intemperance as a foe to individual and national prosperity. It argues the vice harms families, youth, and the franchise, increases crime and poverty, and warns action is needed to rescue society from its ruin. The piece declares duty to intervene without fear of meddling.
An advocacy group argues that laws alone fail to curb intemperance and urges citizens to reject alcohol use. They claim the remedy lies in changing personal habits and public opinion, not in harsh legal penalties, and pledge persistent, benevolent support to reclaim drinkers. Speakers O. L. Smith and G. M. Paine sign the appeal.
Names of subscribers paid through June 10 1544 include Augusta Mrs Grace Rowell C Catlin S Milling Kirkpatrick Campbell John Hill Eatonton J M Ashurst.
A fragmented list of Georgia banks and related financial institutions with bond mentions and odd notes. Institutions include Bank of Augusta Milledgeville Bank Chattahoochee Railroad and Banking Co Planters Mechanics Bank Columbus Georgia Bank of Hamburg Brunswick Bank Georgia Rail Road Bank Athens Branch and more.
Amuel T. Chapman an attorney will attend the Courts of Law and Equity in Edgefield Orangeburg and Barnwell districts South Carolina and also the Courts of Richmond and adjacent counties in Georgia Office three doors above the Bank of Augusta Georgia September 2 13 tf.
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