The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-07-30
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DAY0F ALCOHOL rs
PRACTICALLY GONE

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PRACTICALLY GONE
DR.. E 1 Stamey Spoke to Students
Of SInamer School Monday.
With an emphatic declaration of
belIef that the day is not far distant
when alcohol with its long train of
broken hearts, blighted hopes, vast
ed foFtnnes and outraged humanity
will be no more, DR.. E. L. Stamey
Monday closed a clear and forceful
lecture before the faculty and young
women of the Normal college sum-
1mer school. DR.. Stamey, who is
medical director of the Keely insti.
tute and recognized authority on
alcoholism. had been invited to dis
cnss the subject of alcoholism and
its effects from a medical standpoint.
Hiss latements of fact with obser-
svatipns and pertinent comments,
covered a wide range. Ia its free
-doHa from technicalities the lecture
derived force and the graphic pic
tnres which the clear-cnt, pungent
sentences portrayed carried to each
heater conviction of duty to enlist
in The campaign of education for
N'acn tue spsaAel appsaleu. rul y
nStamey hopes to accomplish the
final and absolute elimination of
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liquor because OF It's narmIul e4sc1s @
upon the human system, no"
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for men to drink ~ an snngnteneu
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organs whicn were crea'ea lof noo'e M
purposes, put Wnere lnefe are ot'ielS
also TO suHer as wen: -.
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