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IN the annals of history, December 17, 1917, is an epochal victory date.
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national constitutional prohibition, legalized liquor traffic, national corresponding secretary, white ribbon women, scientific temperance instruction, legislative superintendent, white ribboners, marching mothers, legislative headquarters, national superintendent, medical temperance, vinous liquors, temperance forces, liquor men, world prohibition, temperance work, peaceful war, prohibitory law, war prohibition, alcoholic liquors, dry law, prohibition amendment, total abstinence
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United States, Frances Willard, Miss Willard, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, New York, Eighteenth Amendment, Anna Gordon, Miss Gordon, The Union Signal, Loyal Temperance Legion, Miss Mary, Great Britain, New Mexico, District of Columbia, Lady Henry Somerset, Miss Anna, White House, Lenna Lowe Yost, Red Cross, Rest Cottage, Young People's Branch, Deborah Knox Livingston, House of Representatives, Katharine Lent Stevenson, New Zealand
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