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801 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 76 July 18, 1899, page 460 paragraph 4
1. Alcohol in any quantity is poison, and does not and can not serve any of the uses of food. Alcohol, in its whole course in the human system, acts contrary to nature …
802 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 76 July 18, 1899, page 460 paragraph 5
… . Yet alcohol is given the wonderful property of supplying heat and energy, and protecting the material of the body from consumption! It is possessed of the …
803 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 76 July 18, 1899, page 460 paragraph 6
… , that alcohol “does not make new tissue,” does not “repair the machine” while it does induce energy; and that is in itself a confession that alcohol is not a food …
804 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 76 July 18, 1899, page 460 paragraph 9
… that alcohol can not be taken raw, and that in the course of a day a person must take about three average drinks of whisky, or two quarts—about fourteen glasses …
805 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 78 February 26, 1901, page 136 paragraph 13
… hops, alcohol, tobacco, and opium, a sort of graduated scale of intoxicants, which stimulate in small doses, and narcotize in larger. The physiological action …
806 The American Sentinel 6 May 21, 1891, page 163 paragraph 8
… of alcohol on the human system, the necessity of cleanliness; bad effects of tight lacing, etc.?
807 The American Sentinel 6 May 21, 1891, page 163 paragraph 9
… of alcohol; he may bathe three times a day and put on clean clothes each time “he may never wear a corset; he may do all these things and yet be far from be a moral …
808 The American Sentinel 10 October 3, 1895, page 307 paragraph 5
… other alcoholic drinks on that day, and in its general aspect would be opposed to a “blue law” Sunday, but which, nevertheless, would admit of such restrictions …
809 The American Sentinel 11 January 30, 1896, page 35 paragraph 12
… to alcoholics and narcotics,” shows that health and strength as well as morals and religion call for total abstinence not only from alcoholic beverages …
810 Bible Echo and Signs of the Times, vol. 3 March 1888, page 36 paragraph 8
… of alcoholic drinks is injurious, and that the only right thing to do is to let it entirely alone; but the great task is to get them to let it entirely and forever …
811 General Conference Daily Bulletin, vol. 1 March 2, 1897, page 196 paragraph 7
… of alcoholic drinks, narcotics, and the flesh of diseased animals, man has distorted and crippled the Lord’s divine arrangements. Nature does her best to …
812 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 May 1894, page 106 paragraph 2
… hops, alcohol, tobacco, and opium, a sort of graduated scale of intoxicants which stimulate in small doses and narcotize in larger. The physiological action …
813 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 May 1894, page 106 paragraph 3
… , tobacco, alcohol, opium, and hasheesh, And not only does each one of these increase the evil effect which proceeds from itself, but each one gradually leads …
814 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 May 1894, page 106 paragraph 8
… of alcoholic intoxication.”
815 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 May 1894, page 106 paragraph 11
Thus tea being akin to coffee, its effect shades into that of coffee; and coffee in its turn having solely a stimulant effect akin to that of alcohol, shades into that and leads on to an appetite for it.
816 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 May 1894, page 106 paragraph 12
… to alcohol in its effects, but it is akin to tobacco both in its nature and its effects. The same deadly poison that is in tobacco-smoke, is in coffee. It is not nicotine …
817 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 May 1894, page 107 paragraph 4
… , through alcohol, tobacco, and opium, there is a graduated scale of intoxicants (poisons), in their action upon the system, gradually shading into each other …
818 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 August 1894, page 171 paragraph 1
… hops, alcohol, tobacco, and opium, a sort of graduated scale of intoxicants which stimulate in small doses and narcotize in larger.” We studied the effect of …
819 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 August 1894, page 171 paragraph 4
… by alcohol in greater or less degree as it is used much or little in wines, beers, or liquors.
820 The Home Missionary, vol. 6 August 1894, page 173 paragraph 5
… of alcohol and ammonia. Every drop of venous blood is laden with it; so much so that if an animal is not well bled when it is killed, the meat is rendered quickly …