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Click here to read a 1943 article that looks back on the ten years since the repeal of Prohibition.

''Canned Goods'' From Canada (Pathfinder Magazine, 1931)

''The Literary View of Prohibition'' (Literary Digest, 1919)

A Brief History of Drinking in America (The Nation, 1918)

A Briton on American Prohibition (Current Opinion, 1921)

A Civil Libertarian Rants About Prohibition (Judge Magazine, 1920)

A Look at at What the Prohibition Amendment Might Look Like (The Outlook, 1916)

An Era's End (New Outlook Magazine, 1932)

Anti-Soft Drink Legislation Defeated (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

Billy Sunday Campaign Trail for Prohibition (Literary Digest, 1913)

BLOODBATH ('47 Magazine, 1947)

Bootleg Whiskey as Poisoner (Literary Digest, 1922)

Christianity vs. Prohibition (The North American Review, 1918)

Congress Adresses the Problem of the Hip-Flask (Literary Digest, 1927)

Farewell to Alcohol (Literary Digest, 1919)

Farewell, Champagne! (Vanity Fair, 1919)

Foreign Shipping (Time Magazine, 1923)

Getting Around the Prohibition Laws (Stars and Stripes, 1919)

Izzy Einstein: Prohibition Agent No. 1 (Literary Digest, 1922)

Liquor Up (New Outlook, 1935)

Lord, Deliver Us from Prohibition (The Smart Set, 1920)

Mabel Walker Willebrandt Takes On Prohibition (Collier's Magazine, 1924)

Prohibition - Chicago Style (The Chicagoan, 1927)

Prohibition And Our Northern Neighbor (Time Magazine, 1923)

Prohibition and the High Seas (Time Magazine, 1923)

Prohibition Builds the First U.S. Prison for Women (Pathfinder Magazine, 1926)

Prohibition Comes to Washington, D.C. (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)

Prohibition Era Prisons Filled with Women (American Legion Weekly, 1924)

Prohibition in England? (The Pathfinder Magazine, 1920)

Prohibition Killings (Pathfinder Magazine, 1929)

Prohibition Polled (Literary Digest, 1930)

Prohibition Remembered (Rob Wagner's Script Magazine, 1945)

Prohibition: A Product of American Idealism (Literary Digest, 1922)

Shall Tobacco Be Prohibited, Too? (Current Opinion, 1921)

The ''Popularity'' of Prohibition (Reader's Digest, 1923)

The 1918 New York Elections (The Stars and Stripes, 1918)

The Anti-Saloon League Convenes (Time Magazine, 1923)

The Army as Moral Guardian... (Literary Digest, 1917)

The Damage of Prohibition (The Smart Set, 1921)

The Hastening of Prohibition (The Literary Digest, 1918)

The Mobsters (New Outlook Magazine, 1933)

The Most Rebellious State (The Literary Digest, 1921)

The New Guy Who Took Her Place (Literary Digest, 1929)

The Non-Success of Prohibition (Pathfinder Magazine, 1932)

The Political Landscape (Pathfinder Magazine, 1920)

The Resistance (Time Magazine, 1923)

The Spirit of Disobedience (Reader's Digest, 1923)

The Treasury Department Steps Up (Time Magazine, 1923)

Theater Intermissions and Prohibition (Vanity Fair, 1919)

Upper-Class Bootleggers Arrested (Literary Digest, 1923)

W.W. I and the Advancement of Prohibition (Literary Digest, 1916)

Wet vs. Dry (Vanity Fair, 1918)

Will Prohibition Create More Drug Users? (The Literary Digest, 1922)



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