Parks-Howey union set for next Wednesday at eight thirty
Miss Ge Howey daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo W Howey of Marvin will marry Charis E Parks a prominent local farmer and businessman in a quiet home ceremony at the bride’s parents residence about five miles north of Waxhaw. Also notes several local nuptials and Christmas observances in Waxhaw area including Reverend Walkup’s return from Mississippi and postmaster McCain installing gas lighting at the Waxhaw office.
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Parks-Howey
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Ge Howey
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Waxhaw
Build Up Your Sick Stomach Mi-o-na Ad
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Chicago saloons question stirs pro liberty debate
An open letter to the Chicago Tribune by John A. Shields argues closing 7,200 saloons would hurt workers. He claims moving capital to other industries would create more jobs and higher wages, citing a Connecticut manufacturers bulletin with ratios for liquor versus hardware, silk, woolen goods, and boots and shoes.
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If Stopping Guns and Liquor Would Help Humanity
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Lfquir Trate
Wasting Our Vital Assets Amid Liquor Combat
A critique of medical ethics and social tolerance highlights how society permits institutions that sow disease and death among youth for revenue. It notes physicians urge prevention while liquor remains a state monopoly. The Duma considers remedies and a proposed vodka label warning of poison.
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Russia
National Duma
Great Movement: temperance aims to free people from alcohol
The temperance movement is praised as a major effort to foster self reliance and self control among the people. It argues the ultimate goal is to radically reduce alcohol use to shield the nation from its harms and gain a competitive edge in global existence per the Crown Prince of Sweden.
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Temperance
Sweden
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