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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
2
A brief dialogue shows two speakers arguing over sending a romantic or mushy book. One questions the other's taste while the other defends the gift as matching the recipient's preferences. The exchange highlights miscommunication and playful sarcasm.
Dialogue fragments show a proposal memory and a tense exchange. A life insurance agent’s hurried departure follows a remark about taking up aeroplaning. The snippet reflects personal emotion and a casual reference to future risk or adventure.
Anna A. Gordon of the National WCTU speaks at Chautauqua in August urging national constitutional temperance as a safety and efficiency measure. She cites 40 years of WCTU work, stresses united temperance forces, and predicts a throne of thunderbolts against distillers as temperance lightning strikes for a nationwide amendment.
At a Chicago meeting the International Sunday School association adopted a resolution pledging unceasing warfare on the legalized liquor traffic in cooperation with temperance agencies. Anna Gordon of the W C T U praised Sunday schools as key in stopping liquor drinkers and sellers through teaching doctrine, science, business policy, and efficiency for total abstinence.
The article argues that the cheapest alcohol delivers three times the heat of gasoline. Doctor Crothers notes a gallon can be sold profitably at twenty cents or less and replace three gallons of gasoline. It envisions small rural stills converting refuse to fuel and cities using decaying vegetable waste, with distilleries producing cheap alcohols for industrial use under relaxed laws.
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