National Temperance Society and Publication House

The National Temperance Society and Publication House was a prominent organization in the late 19th and early 20th centuries focused on promoting temperance—reducing or stopping alcohol consumption. They aimed to improve social morals and health by spreading educational materials, encouraging abstinence, and supporting community efforts against alcohol abuse. The organization also published books, pamphlets, and periodicals to raise awareness about the negative effects of alcohol, advocating for a healthier, more disciplined society. Their work contributed significantly to the temperance movement in the United States, emphasizing personal responsibility and social reform.