The woman who ean go to the polls and cast her ballot against the public house finds it a far simpler and pleasanter task, and one requiring much less time, than the arduous task of ministering in her own home or in some other home or in somo slum abode called a home, even for a day, to some degenerate victim of the public house. — L. M. X. Steren*. After all, the old lady was right when she said : “If I had the entire corn crop in my possession, I’d convert it all into starch to stiffen the backbones of these men who can’t stand up straight on the temperance question.’’ —Winthrop (la ('ongregatiuHiihtt.
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White Ribbon, Volume 15, Issue 176, 16 February 1910, Page 6
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