Prohibition Echoes in Biblical Lesson and US History
The sermon links Jonadab and the Rechabites to temperance, tracing their vow against wine to a moral. It then surveys American anti liquor movements from the Civil War era, noting the Prohibition party’s early bids, policy aims, and lasting influence on reform and public policy.
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Prohibition Drives Christian Churches to Lead Temperance Fight
The piece notes that major corporations backed public lands protection, civil service reform, tariff commissions, and the abolition of polygamy, with Christian churches becoming the hub of prohibition. Ministers and pulpits urged temperance, while the Uniform International Sunday School aims sustain four temperance lessons annually. It questions Christianity’s fate based on Christians’ actions and teachings.
Living within the income means living without the worry
An editorial from the Boston Herald contrasts frugal living with financial strain, arguing that managing expenses reduces anxiety and highlights practical tips for households to stay within their means.
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