If you’re a Democrat, you can take heart from a report in today’s New York Times. Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign underestimated Barack Obama, and the inevitable Democratic presidential ...

In this chapter the author, Rochester businessman and amateur historian Franklin McDuffee (1832-1880), directly confronted the topic of intemperance, which is the excessive consumption of ...

JOHN BEACH made a post mortem examination of the body, and was of opinion that the woman died from intemperance, as he could trace no connection between the marks of violence exhibited by the body ...

Yield: 16 servingsKaren Villa's Chocolate Intemperance. Photo by Pat Eby Pat Eby Yield: 16 servings 1 (23-ounce) brownie mix 2 tablespoons water 6 eggs, divided (see note) 1 (12-ounce) bag ...

Snicides from Intemperance. Share full article Dec. 12, 1860 The New York Times Archives ...

* In the pits of intemperance, one can expect such vices as “Idleness, Gaming, peevishness, quarrelling, Fighting, Horse-Racing, Lying and Swearing, Stealing and Swindling, Perjury, Burglary ...

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John Cassian lays down a few simple rules for those who struggle with intemperance St. John Cassian (photo: via Wikimedia Commons / Wikimedia Commons) Susanna Spencer Blogs July 19, 2018 ...

The Chronicle’s “Ticker” reported a brief AP story about a University of Iowa anthropology professor—oh, why bother summarizing? Here is the Ellen Lewin, a professor in the anthropology ...

Chenango justice resigns after investigation into impatience, intemperance on the benchTOWN OF GUILFORD, N.Y. -- A Chenango County judge investigated for being impatient with people involved with ...

THE CHAPTER titles in the 1892 “History of the Town of Rochester, New Hampshire” are what would be expected for a town history of its period —broadly representing their contents ...