Temperance debate and family tragedy cited in Murphey pamphlet
Fragmentary 19th century tract argues federal and state action to curb alcohol, urging prohibition of liquor production, tempered saloon regulation, and virtuous civic action. It weaves in personal losses from drink, calls for women to lead temperance, cites Hayes, and notes a Minneapolis murder echo. The piece also touches Cuban expeditions and literary notices amid scattered anecdotes and editorials.
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