Box 1
Contains 178 Results:
Poem, "The elder's sermon", n.d.
Printed poem glued to paper. On verso: "Touch not the wine" by A.B. Ridlon, poem glued to paper. No dates on either.
Clipping, "Alcohol's alphabet", n.d.
Glued to paper. On verso: "A last honr." Half of a poem glued to paper. No dates on either.
Poems, n.d.
Thirteen poems glued to one sheet of paper. Poems (on both sides of paper): "And his will is our peace," "A cobweb party," "Life," "A picture," "Morning," "The ship builder" by Capt. A.P. Wait, "What the old cow said," "The house that rum built," "Boys, don't use tobacco," "Two years ago," "Think not," "The reconciliation," and "A variation on Tennyson's tune."
Sheet music, "The drunkard song," Rudy Valle
Note that an additional piece of sheet music is located in Box 3 and an additional theater bill in oversize drawer 12, due to size.
Sheet music, "The alcoholic blues"
Words by Edward Laska, music by Albert Vontilzer.
"Maine campaign prohibition songs," W.C.T.U., 1910
Note that an additional piece of sheet music is located in Box 3 and an additional theater bill in oversize drawer 12, due to size.
Prohibition program, "Sense versus license", May 7, 1896
An entertainment at Town Hall, Gray, Me.
Ballot information and voting propaganda
Card, "How to vote", n.d.
Card indicates how to mark ballot to vote against saloons.
Pamphlet, "Does no-license pay? Is prohibition profitable?"
Pamphlet published by the State Committee of the No-License Movement, Portland, Maine. Hon. Adam P. Leighton, Chairman, and George W. Norton, Secretary.