Temperance Laws and Public Sentiment in the States
Temperance legislation faces limited success as public sentiment remains key. Maine’s Prohibition scene shows law alone cannot end liquor access, and other states mirror slow progress. Education by reason is urged over arbitrary bans, with social will shaping demand and profitability for liquor. A Cranbury death and rising violence reports underscore a culture of crisis and sensationalized crime.
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Panama to California Honey Bee Immigrant Venture
An 1860s reminiscence recalls an Isthmus Panama trip in 1986 with an old officer friend aboard the first steamer to California by Magellan Strait. The narrator details launching a honey bee immigration plan, farming swarms from New York and New Jersey to San Mateo and California, a profitable sale of hives, and turning a Maine schooner into a steamer, plus later ship Niantic ventures and an artesian well in San Francisco Bay.
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