The camel, which can subsist long periods without water, became a cartoon symbol for the drys (Prohibition supporters). Prohibition opponents (wets) included many Roman Catholics, most …
Prohibition (Party) Cartoons
Prohibition (Party) Cartoons. Reformers established the Prohibition Party in 1869 to offer candidates committed to the prohibition cause to American voters.
Cartoon Drawings, 1900/1999, Prohibition | Library of Congress
1 drawing : ink. | Cartoon on Prohibition shows a large hand labeled "Drys" closing "the lid" of a beer stein on a man inside. The man protests, "Have a heart!" A note beside the stein reads: …
DIVISIONS - America in Class
Political cartoons. Eight cartoons that examine Prohibition from wet and dry perspectives are presented in this collection—five wet, two dry, and one that illustrates the legislative status of …
Cartoon 5 | Prohibition - Ohio State University
Cartoon 5. The Modern Devil Fish, "The tentacles of the Devil Fish cannot be destroyed unless the HEAD, the source of their sustaining power, is destroyed." -- Victor Hugo's Toilers of the …
46b. The Fight Against "Demon Rum" - US History
Prohibition Political cartoons, both for and against, sprouted up during the 1920s Saloons were closed, bottles were smashed, and kegs were split wide open. When the states ratified the …
Cartoons | Prohibition - Ohio State University
Cartoons from the era of Prohibition. Prohibition. 106 Dulles Hall230 West 17th AveColumbus, OH 43210. E-Mail: [email protected]. RSS. If you have a disability and experience difficulty …
Dry humor: the American cartoonists' view of Prohibition
Rollin Kirby's cartoon is, perhaps, the most famous and enduring image of the Prohibition era in America. Kirby "invented" Mr. Dry, the black-coated, acerbic kill-joy who represented the worst …
U.S. Prohibition (1920-33) - YouTube
2017年8月26日 · Prohibition began in the United States in January 1920, after the 18th Amendment became effective, making the manufacture and sale of alcohol now illegal. Bo...
Introduction | Prohibition - Ohio State University
The modern cartoon is the specialized picture writing of civilization, and is a most potent instrument for advancing good causes and undoing bad ones.