Moonshine as a Public Health Hazard in 1920s America
The article discusses moonshine as a mass poisoning risk, detailing how illicit alcohol caused fatalities and hospital cases across years 1915 to 1927. It notes increased death rates, alcohol-related illnesses, and the role of prohibition enforcement in uncovering widespread distribution and medical impact.
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