TEMPERANCE FACTS
Given at Auckland District Executive Meet in j:: "The seriousness of the adverse influence of alcohol upon the vigour and energy o! ihe white corpuscles cannot be over-estimated. Herein lies th< planation of mar y infections, many prolonged illnesses much chronic illhealth, and manv premature —G. Sirmvood. M.V, M.l>. Given at Brooklyn Union Meeting"A total abstainer lias an advant any man who drinks alcoholic liquor in any contest of physical endurance."- I)on 1 radman. Australian Cricketer. "Beet and Food--Thirteen gb l>eer equals one glass of milk ' Richardson. Public Analyst. Rrrr mint h* judged b>* wliil effect it has on the human organism. As a drink heer IS not satisfying. As a it fattens without nourishing. As a lodal custom it is degrading and demoralising. Since you drink to quench your thirst, since you eat SO nourishment, since you take par' in any social relation to better your>tdt' and your friends, beer stands condemned SS I usurper and I false witness on every claim it offers.
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White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 2, 1 March 1948, Page 7
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167TEMPERANCE FACTS White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 2, 1 March 1948, Page 7
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