Despite such warnings, more than 400,000 individuals enrolled in the program, which was endorsed by churches and temperance workers.

He was a writer of popular humorous songs, and, in turn, an alcoholic, a reformed alcoholic, and an ardent temperance worker.

He was also a power-loom tenter and temperance worker.

"Ah, haven't heard such a speech since I met up with a temperance worker," said Turner.

"I'm not a temperance worker, I just don't drink when I'm pregnant," Cathy explained.

He was a temperance worker and local preacher.

In the mid-19th century, a temperance movement was in full sway across the United States and temperance workers advanced their anti-alcohol views on every front.

Stone was a temperance worker, and she knew what could happen to men under the influence of drink.

Mary Garrett Hay - the temperance worker and U.S. women's suffrage leader.

In London he continued as a tireless temperance worker, and the working class instinctively recognised him as their friend.