Prohibition by W Jennings Demorest essay
The article extols prohibition as essential for civilization, condemning liquor traffic and urging societal restraint. It frames prohibition as divine will, a force guiding law, commerce, and global morality, with a call to action for a moral revolution and the overthrow of the liquor trade.
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W. Jennings Demorest
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Turning Point at York Station in Five Million Pounds
Cyril Fenton, a studious young man, meets a beautiful unknown woman at York station on a hot August day. He defends her from an aggressive man, and she disappears after agreeing to stay away from him. He becomes obsessed, chasing her at Scarborough and bearing a life altering, hopeful yet risky romance that consumes his days.
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