AMERICAN GIRLS
FONDNESS FOR DRINK NEW YORK, Nov. !>. “A young man wouldn’t go out with a girl who drank when I was last in America, in said Hit' Arthur Balfour, the British steel magnate, “but nowadays, unless the. man brings drink, the girl won’t go out with him. “ Before prohibition, American girls never drank at all. To-day, they drink whenever they can get hold of it.” Fir -Arthur (Balfour, who is returning to England,, said lie must report, that liquor was actually forced'on him in the United States.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17425, 25 November 1930, Page 11
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