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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
3
A Coatesville Herald column urges equality of all work as sacred, from preaching to washing dishes. It argues character over fame, notes newspapers overlook home life charity, and stresses faithfulness in every occupation as God's sight.
A call across the country argues fireworks and explosives should be banned from Fourth of July celebrations to prevent accidents and regrets. The piece also notes a Sunday School study on David, praising his repentance and popularity in Israel.
A historical-voice warning argues tobacco has become more deadly and habit forming. It claims modern brands induce heart palpitations cancer risk indigestion and reduced mental and physical ability, asserting dealers now mix deadly drugs to control will.
In Marion and Danville petitions to reopen saloons reveal many non taxpayers and delinquents backing the effort. Across Rushville Wabash and Clay county the signers include loafers gamblers and paupers showing broad support for temperance reform. The piece argues saloon backers reflect a disreputable element and justify pushing saloons out of Indiana cities.
Investigations reveal a vast scheme defrauding the Treasury over a decade, with Southern distillers paying only 30 to 40 percent of due taxes. Gaugers and other revenue agents allegedly bribed, as Deputy Commissioner warns many offenders could fill the penitentiary.
The Newcastle mayor's trial reveals blind tigers operate despite ten saloons and even in a wet town. A druggist was fined recently for illegal liquor sales, and officials are blamed for lax enforcement. James C. Kelly of the Indiana Brewers' Association is criticized for his temperance talks.
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