Temperance and moral reform in 19th century writ
A dense curio of temperance essays and political commentary includes poems on alcohol abstinence, quotes from The Press and Exchange, Gen Harrison temperance anecdotes, and critiques of John Sherman’s behavior. It also mentions county temperance alliances in Tennessee and debates over post office box stub records.
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Davidson
Maury
Williamson
Giles
Lawrence
Alk
Wilton
Franklin
Coffer
Bedford
Dickinson
Humphreys
Weakley
Henry
Montgomery
Ever County
Prohibition Drive Shapes Atlanta Election Prep
Reformers in Atlanta marshal forces to push prohibition in October. Aimed at securing votes from the city, prominent men organize a large purse to back the effort. It is expected blacks will largely support prohibition, signaling a looming prohibition city in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Americas
Why He Reformed
An Arkansas drunkard becomes a soberer man after a change of will and providence. He explains that half drunkenness drives self-disrespect, and a prior bottle at home prompted his resolve to quit drinking.
White Men as Pall Bearers at Uncle Ben’s Funeral
An aged Black man known as Uncle Ben died yesterday and asked to be buried by white pallbearers. Eight leading citizens were named, and the funeral proceeded with white men bearing the casket. He had voted Democratic since the war and was ostracized by his race for it. The article also refutes a recent interview alleging Col Morton would be Angusta postmaster, calling the claim baseless.
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