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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
The column urges disciplined thinking and personal duty while noting public opinion should not sway virtue. It cites a critic of a congressman for supporting a deceased brewer and argues for seizing opportunities from youth onward. It comments on liquor politics amid Prohibition, Webb law, and calls for reduced production and pensioning liquor workers.
Pastors and Sunday school superintendents from Ohio Indiana and Illinois are invited to a three day school of methods at Brazil Indiana on June 23 24 and 26. Eminent national instructors will attend and visitors may view the world’s largest Sunday school during the event.
A decay of personal restraint, not imitation, raises living costs as people strive to match others spending. DePauw University President Grose announces an endowment project involving Noah Bloueh and Maria Rhine. Debate flares over Wilson's Mexican policy and national honor.
The Columbus convention features Major Merwin recalling Lincoln’s pledge to end the legalized liquor trade. Lincoln opposed the internal revenue act and vowed to direct energy to repealing it after the war. Whisky production exceeds consumption, with vast stock in bonded warehouses, risking a surplus for years.
A critique argues there is no public advantage from liquor traffic. National revenue proves social waste and poverty caused by drinking. A nation without drink might meet expenditures without destroying wealth or creating pauperism, crime, disease, lunacy, poverty, and death.
A North Dakota judge sentences a bootlegger to ten months in prison and warns from the bench that peddling liquor is as dangerous as horse stealing. He notes that supplying liquor to threshing crews threatens farmers and cites the state liquor law enacted in the last legislative session.
Mr and Mrs J L Vaughn who leave for the south next week and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bowen were entertained by Mr and Mrs D M Kelso on Tuesday.
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