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"With the [Prohibition] Repeal, approximately one million people went back to work, making wine, beer and distilled spirits, bottles and barrels; transporting, selling and serving and advertising it. Innumerable industries indirectly connected with liquor, such as printing, building and machinery-making, received a sharp stimulus. With Repeal also, sorely needed tax money started to roll into the public coffers. Since 1933 more than two billion dollars in liquor taxes has gone into national, state and local treasuries..."

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Repeal + Four Years (Literary Digest, 1937)

Repeal + Four Years (Literary Digest, 1937)

Repeal + Four Years (Literary Digest, 1937)

Repeal + Four Years (Literary Digest, 1937)

Repeal + Four Years (Literary Digest, 1937)

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