Temperance candidate Freeman urged for Parliament
The article discusses Mr. Freeman a West of England born temperance advocate and business leader, noted as lessee of the De Lank Granite Quarries in St. Breward Bodmin. It reflects on his suitability, church affiliations, and calls for moral candidates, urging temperance leaders to prepare candidates across constituencies if needed.
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The
Daily News
Freeman
West of England
St. Breward
Bodmin
Temperance Ironsides
Is it a Christian Act To hold a brewing business
The letter questions if Christians should profit from alcohol production arguing it aids sin and crime. It likens brewers to owners of ill repute, contending a Christian would not back public houses funding vice. It cites St Paul and calls for public opinion against the trade. Mr Rae remains in London Temperance Hospital awaiting recovery.
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Thomas Champness
Methodist Times under fire over liquor traffic letters
A reader letter criticizes the Methodist Times for suppressing correspondence on the liquor issue and calls for open debate in religious papers. The writer cites church reform moves, urges temperance expansion, and prays for stronger measures to purge the church of drink trade influence.
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Methodist Times
E. J. Curtis
Barry
Methodist Church
Kingdom of Christ
Champness
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