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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
1
A collage of notes on advertising rates at Coatesville Indiana and observations about elderberry pie blackberry jam and salt rising bread. It reflects on women preachers storms of adversity lessons from the past and keeping the devil out with reflections on joy and wealth.
James W. Kline, president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers, calls for a sober America. He declares that drinking to brace for life’s struggles weakens men and must end.
The quotation asserts that nations honor citizens with courage who selflessly serve others, noting statues and inscribed tablets memorialize individuals who possessed a generous display of bravery for the public good. It contrasts noble self-interest with public virtue and enduring remembrance.
The death of Jacob Riis ends a life of journalism and reform. A friend of Theodore Roosevelt Riis used his NY slum reporting and How the Other Half Lives to spur social change. The piece advocates religious education and unified moral effort across denominations through community centers and shared services.
A Temperance column notes China’s edict to execute anyone under forty caught using opium. The piece contrasts opium with whisky in the United States and argues dope fiends face a grim fate, urging readers to consider the harsh penalties.
The excerpt argues against a rebellious or idle youth. a man with a mug and a saloon stance is deemed inefficient and unwelcome in firms and corporations. It warns that personal liberty cannot override the demand for reliable work and ambition.
A Kansas City saloonkeeper, after 22 years in the business, advertises his place for sale saying he quits not for age wealth or guilt but to get while the getting is good. He believes the finish of the liquor trade is in sight and plans to step out before the roof falls in.
The Butler Record argues liquor dealers seek public taxes while moonshiners face losses, comparing illicit trade to burglary. Former Congressman Fred Landis, now aligned with Prohibition, criticizes Barleycorn and denounces reformers in a biting Ohio speech excerpt carried by the Covington Republican.
An Ex article notes the National Temperance Life Insurance Society of New York insures only total abstainers and cites studies from London showing abstainers live longer and incur lower death rates. It alleges that abstainers can be offered lower premiums due to favored risk profiles.
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