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The Perfect New Year's Eve Date and the Perfect Lie from the Media1 comment

symonsezwlky wrote 3 days ago: Carrie Nation Allegedly Broke Up a Mark Twain Get-Together This Date In History: On this date in 190 … more →

Tags: Bob Symon, Culture, History, Opinion, Politics, This Date in History, carrie nation, Four men in a tub, men in bathtub

The first Christmas card

postalheritage wrote 2 weeks ago: With Royal Mail’s last posting day fast approaching many people are hurriedly finishing off their Ch … more →

Tags: Archive, catalogue, Collection, Athenaeum paper, Christmas, Christmas Cards, Christmas tradition, Ephemera, Felix Summerly

Temperance Movement in Lawrence

queencityma wrote 2 months ago: The library owns a small collection of temperance ephemera.  Beginning in the 1890s the city had ann … more →

Tags: T, U, V, lawrence ma

It's Not About Turning Republican Christians Into Democrat Christians

Tim Jenkins wrote 4 months ago: I have this statement rolling around in my head: It’s not about turning Republican Christians … more →

Tags: Religion, Christianity, church, Democrat, Faith, HOPE, identity, Jesus, Love

The Mayflower Carried More Than The Puritans

headtripslive wrote 5 months ago:    “The past is a foreign country. They do things differently there.”  L.P. Hartley The … more →

Tags: Life, Love, Jesus Christ, Religion, Christianity, Beer, Puritans, guilt, Lager

"Quack" Medicine Trade Cards, So Much for the Temperance Movement

soda_santa wrote 5 months ago: This Merchant Gargling Oil trade card is available for purchase. Click on the image for more details … more →

Tags: Victorian Trade Card Tidbits, Victorian, victorian trade card, trade card, patent medicines, Merchant's Gargling Oil Liniment, farm

Sobering words for wowsers (but they never listen)

Alf Grumble wrote 7 months ago: Good stuff on booze and booze laws in the Herald’s editorial today. Every so often Parliament feels … more →

Tags: liquor laws, NZ Herald, Alcohol, LAW Commission, Jim Anderton, Libéralisation, Drinking Age, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, fortified wines

Guys, Need A Date For New Year's?2 comments

symonsezwlky wrote 1 year ago: This Date In History: On this date in 1900, a six foot tall, 175 pound, hatchet wielding woman attac … more →

Tags: History, This Date in History, Opinion, Bob Symon, Culture, Prohibition, Carry Nation

Thirty Days of Notable Women- Women in Business- famous firsts

rosefirewalker wrote 1 year ago:   Lydia Estes Pinkham In 1875, after her husband went bankrupt, Lydia Estes Pinkham started the firs … more →

Tags: Quotable Women, Women's History, Diane Tegarden, Women's History Month, Medicine, Lydia Estes Pinkham, Women in Business, Prohibition, 1920s

Pubs & Bars of Preston, Lancashire

Edward Walker wrote 1 year ago: Stumbled across a little blog about the Pubs & Bars of Preston earlier tonight. Has some picture … more →

Tags: pub/restaurants, Pubs, Bars, Preston, Lancashire, Other Blogs


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