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Tag Archives: intemperance
February 5, 1915
Drunkenness among the womenfolk of the nation was a causing concern with reports in the national press of a dramatic increase in the numbers frequenting pubs. L Eardley Simpson of Bank Chambers, Derby wrote to the Ashbourne Telegraph on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashbourne, Ashbourne Telegraph, Derbyshire, drunkenness, First World War, Great War, Home Guard, intemperance, newspapers, Red Cross, shells, Shrovetide, WW1
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