TWO HOMES

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 29, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 5.

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TWO HOMES

The 1914 Temperance Instructor contrasts the temperance home, having prosperity, peace, and happiness, with the home wrecked by liquor. The facts are so convincing, the results so inevitable, and the picture so appalling, only the most depraved can fail to be impressed with their personal responsibility in suppressing the evil thing that robs a home of a loving father, and puts in his place a demon who shipwrecks the home and spoils the lives of those about him.
With the home number of the Temperance Instructor, our 100,000 message-filled people now have open doors to homes in all places. Who will enter?
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Happy temperance home.
Happy temperance home.
Same home after liquor gained an entrance.
Same home after liquor gained an entrance.