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It Was A Really Bad Idea
The Temperance movement blamed alcohol for many of society’s ills. Saloons were places of evil. Husbands squandered their earnings there, went to work after drinking at lunch and were injured at their jobs, came home drunk and neglected or abused … Continue reading
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