'Vices: Intemperance' by Timothy Pittides.
16" x 20" giclee print, in a limited edition of 50 for $40.
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'Vices: Intemperance' by Timothy Pittides.
16" x 20" giclee print, in a limited edition of 50 for $40.
On sale now through Timothy's website.
I'll have 5 beers, wait, actually make that vodka
A beautiful RoMaCraft Intemperance Volstead VO 1920 NOBLE EXPERIMENT 5 x 56 📦 Press! #RoMaCraft #cigarsmoke
Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection
The Art Lantern Slide, Manufactured by Albert F. Prieger, on the Evils of Tobacco and Intemperance. Albert F. Prieger, 312 W. Louisiana Ave., Tampa, Florida, USA
Even in the future, there’s still bound to be hangovers.
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Saturday In The Proverbs—Setting Myself Up For Failure (Proverbs 20)
Saturday In The Proverbs—Setting Myself Up For Failure (Proverbs 20)
[Each chapter in the Book of Proverbs contains thoughts that fit into a theme; they are not just random thoughts gathered together. In this “Saturday In The Proverbs” series, I will share a theme that I see in each chapter. But the cool thing about God’s Word is that you may see an entirely different theme. That’s great! If you do, I would love for you to share it in the comments below.]
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Is it not humiliating that Mahometans and Hindoes should put to shame the whole Christian world by their superior examples of Temperance? is it not degrading to Englishmen & Americans that they are so infinitely exceeded by the French in this cardinal virtue & is it not mortifying beyond all expression that we Americans should exceed all other & millions of people in the world in this degrading beastly vice of Intemperance[?]
John Adams, letter to William Willis, February 21, 1819