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Whiskey leaves the distillery in an unadulterated condition, whilebeer is drugged at the brewery.
The average beer drinker consumes more alcohol than the averagewhiskey drinker.
The National Advocate (New York) maintains that "beer is a greaterperil to manhood, home and society than whiskey ever has been orcan be. " Are the attacks upon the distillers merely a ruse to conceal thefact that officers, directors and thousands of stockholders of thelargest brewing companies in all parts of the count...ry are eitherwholesale or retail whiskey dealers, or saloon keepers, or both?
If the brewers are sincere in their promise to divorce beer fromwhiskey, why have they not closed their own whiskey stores?
Why have they not placed a ban upon the sale of whiskey in all thesaloons which they own and operate themselves?
Why have they not forbidden the sale of whiskey in all saloons?What is there to prevent it?
Is it not a fact that, with few exceptions, the so-called ownersof saloons, not operated by brewers themselves, are merely slavesof the brewers, the latter owning either the property or the lease, the license and a chattel mortgage upon the fixtures in the place?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whiskey leaves the distillery in an unadulterated condition, whilebeer is drugged at the brewery.
The average beer drinker consumes more alcohol than the averagewhiskey drinker.
The National Advocate (New York) maintains that "beer is a greaterperil to manhood, home and society than whiskey ever has been orcan be. " Are the attacks upon the distillers merely a ruse to conceal thefact that officers, directors and thousands of stockholders of thelargest brewing companies in all parts of the count...ry are eitherwholesale or retail whiskey dealers, or saloon keepers, or both?
If the brewers are sincere in their promise to divorce beer fromwhiskey, why have they not closed their own whiskey stores?
Why have they not placed a ban upon the sale of whiskey in all thesaloons which they own and operate themselves?
Why have they not forbidden the sale of whiskey in all saloons?What is there to prevent it?
Is it not a fact that, with few exceptions, the so-called ownersof saloons, not operated by brewers themselves, are merely slavesof the brewers, the latter owning either the property or the lease, the license and a chattel mortgage upon the fixtures in the place?
What to read after Government By the Brewers??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keitel Adolph to read onlineMoreLess
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