Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1919-03-28 | Page 4 | Sugar and Prohibition |

Type	issue
Date	1919-03-28
Paper	Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
Language	eng
City	Mount Pleasant
County	Sanpete
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	Sugar and Prohibition
Type	article
Date	1919-03-28
Paper	Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
Language	eng
City	Mount Pleasant
County	Sanpete
Page	4
OCR Text	Show SUGAR AND PROHIBITION. The prohibition mandate will make compulsory for everyone to use some other form of stimulation than alcohol. al-cohol. Statistics show that candy has always al-ways replaced alcoholic beverages in those sections which have 'gone dry,' and the .consumption has gone up in leaps and bounds. Sugar is one of the most easily '.'.7'o:-:vd foods. It produces heat, 181:1 clor: per pound. Heat is a for-:) cf energy. "Ruj-ir. ter. co'fee. cpndy and r.o'i-alwhcl'c r.o'i-alwhcl'c dr'r.ks will be the most r o pit' :: r .-tinmilants when prohibition V ;n fo-ce. ut the basic stimulant m 'hr. t thev ronton ani s ' T"-.-rlt.ict vhb rontons sugar will be popular." Western farmers will have wonderful won-derful opportunities to develop suttnr beet growing.
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