US drinking less as population grows says report
The 1936 population is 26 million higher than 1917 and whiskey and beer consumption per year appear lower overall while wine use falls. Internal Revenue data suggest illicit liquor sales exist but cannot explain the large drop since repeal. The conclusion: Americans drink less now than in 1917 and alcohol use may keep declining with habits around driving and athletics.
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