Illustration showing the imagined consequences of alcohol use, depicting a man haunted by spirits or demons, captioned "The Drunkard's Fate. Oh! Horrors."

Illustration showing the potential consequences of choosing to work or choosing to drink alcohol, captioned "Which shall it be, the work of - The Mill? or The Still?"

Illustration showing women and children standing outside of a liquor store, captioned "The Victims of the Bottle."

Illustration showing "The Spirit of Intoxication," a skeleton riding a horse, fighting "The Spirit of Reform," an angel wielding a sword and holding a wreath.

Portrait of Frances E. Willard, captioned "First Corresponding Secretary Woman's National Christian Temperance Union

Portrait of Annie Wittenmyer, first President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

Portrait of author and activist Julia Ward Howe.

Portrait of abolitionist and temperance advocate Lucretia Mott.

Cover of Golden Thoughts on Mother, Home, and Heaven.

Illustration of the Home Protection Petition, captioned with the quote "The Woman's Christian Temperance Union is organized mother-love." by Hannah Whitall Smith. The top of the image reads "A Temperance Advocate and Organizer."