Open letter from Elisha Kent Kane to his customers, printed, explaining his decision to discontinue the sale of tobacco in his stores, “I stop selling tobacco because I am unwilling to take people’s honestly earned money and give them worse than nothing in exchange for it,” gives 6 reasons why he would advise his friends to stop using tobacco, 1 p., 4 July 1903.

Leaflet, “L.T.L. Diploma and Post-Graduate Courses,” 8 printed pp., n.d.

“Annual Leaflet of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union,” 80 printed pp., 1905.

Advertisement for The Crusader Monthly, a temperance publication, 1 p., printed on 4 sides, n.d. [ca. 1905].

4 programs for various cultural functions, not professionally printed, each 1 p.

Pamphlet, “Sabbath Observance,” contains statistics such as number of prayer meetings, sermons, manuals, pledges signed, etc., for congregations in various counties, 6 printed pp., n.d.

Newsletter of The Loyal Temperance Legion, Branch of Pennsylvania W.C.T.U., 1 p., folded, printed on 4 sides, 1905.

Autograph letter signe, from Elma M. Preston, General Secretary of the Loyal Temperance Legion, to Margaret Strang, refers to sending “samples” of supplies and manuals to Strang, she sent Mrs. Elisha Kent Kane a package of samples the previous year, includes envelope, 1 p., written on both sides, 17 January 1905.

The Booze Business, by George A. Sutton, calls for prohibition of alcohol in McKean county, 1 page, n.d. [5 copies]

Reprints of Resolution passed by the Farm Women’s National Congress, calling for prohibition of raising tobacco, 1 page, n.d. [27 copies]