Banished wine and a temperance epilogue tale
A long temperance parable recounts John Woolf and family ruin through drunkenness, murder, and eventual repentance led by a judge. The tale ends with a vow of abstinence by Harry Gordon, later Governor, while detailing prison reform, hospital needs, and state budget notes amid a collage of historical snippets and public notices.
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