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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
11
Society leaders across states denounce statewide Prohibition while political factions clash over enforcement and alleged reforms. Confused chants and fragmented texts hint at rising public unrest and partisan divides shaping upcoming votes.
The text rails against the claim that prohibition represents the moral element of society while condemning dissent. It accuses the movement of oppressive tactics, clerical tyranny, and social ostracism, asserting historic resistance to curbs on individual rights and warning against tyranny in village life. The writer invokes Inquisition imagery and condemns terror from pulpits and social control.
A lengthy denunciation condemns anti temperance efforts and calls for brave patriots to endure social ostracism and religious tyranny. The author cites reform opponents, clergy, politicians, and concedes the need to resist efforts seen as corrupt and hypocritical, urging steadfast public virtue and national liberty.
Fragmentary text discusses resisting tyranny and revolutionary rhetoric in Texas. It references distant threats, political factions, and national unity themes while urging vigilance against subversion and social disruption as state stability is defended.
A garbled critique targets reformers who push passion and self interest. It cites Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt Taft and Bryan to denounce modern reformers as vain and unauthoritative while warning of corruption and disruption to social order.
A fragmented note argues for the sacred rights of citizenship against central overreach. It urges resolute resistance to political subversion and defends local authority against efforts to strip communities of power.
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