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WORTH WHILE PROHIBITION. LONDON, April 1. You can lead a man to the soda fountain, but you can't make him drink, according to the theory of the Rev. Albert Lee (Recorder of the King's Archives, and the author of many books), and that, perhaps-, is the reason prohibition is not always a success. His plan is that prohibitionsists should put their heads together and devise a non-alcoholic beverage with all the refreshing powers of beer, all the kick of whisky, all the sweetness of old wine, and all the sparkle of champagne. Then, and then only, would prohibition be worth while. "We really do not deserve prohibition because we have not learnt to make a decent teetotal drink," he said in an address to the Independent Order of Good Templars. "I should be glad to know of a good teetotal drink rather than half a-dozen on which one can ring the changes."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1930, Page 7
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