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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1843
Page
6
The document records names pledged to form a society for mutual benefit to abstain from all spiritous or malt liquors wine or cider. Signed by gentlemen in Augusta dated September 30, 1843, in the Washingtonian issue.
The editorial roster includes Rev. W. Brantty and Dr. F. Rozzarson along with Dr. Hoox Esquire Don S.T Chapman Geo. F.P. Pierce James Harper and Miutenge among others. The list suggests a formal board overseeing content and editorial direction.
The article notes the infield Committee's decision to assemble a State convention in Milledgeville on November 23, urging delegates to be chosen promptly and announced through newspapers. It also praises the La Grange Herald of Troup County for its quality and moral stance.
The July Merchants Magazine article summarizes six New England states figures for net proceeds of industry. Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut total for New England reaches 187,657,294 with commentary on regional enterprise and debt relief.
A local writer argues that the city remains healthy due to regular living and cautions that mid September gatherings with ice cream drinks and fireworks disrupt this balance. He dismisses poisoned copper vessels as the cause and urges delaying such pleasures to protect youth health. D.
A reader recounts a London street encounter with a tippler who shunned drink yet begged for money to buy Ginger pop. The author argues temperance reform must begin with honest principles and condemns pledged drinkers who betray trust. He lists ten harms of ardent spirit and urges readers to act for mutual safety and moral renewal.
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