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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
4
An autumnal country supper described as a community event with women’s center meetings, men’s business sessions, and committees preparing coffee and hot dishes. Menu highlights include clam soup, baked beans, brown bread, corn on the cob, slaw, layer cake, and fish cakes. Clam soup is made at home and brought in demijohns for reheating.
A detailed wartime era style menu describes preparing clam soup and baked beans for a party of 100. It includes steps for making clam soup, salt pork, lemons of onions, milk, clams, potherbs, thyme, parsley, butter, baked beans with navy beans, stewed tomatoes, mustard, syrup, onions, and a deviled clam mixture. Also covers making Spanish potato salad with white potatoes, onion, red peppers, celery, and a vinegar dressing.
Elsie visits Gene in his studio and flirts with him while Ruth notices the tension. Gene dismisses studio dangers and defends the artists as mere subjects. Elsie expresses fascination with married life as Ruth reflects on her own rocky marriage to Scott amid money troubles.
Fragmentary text portrays a woman blaming Scott for financial failures and expressing regret. It mentions unhappiness, discontent, and a wish for happier endings, with an implied theme of love versus hardship and future prospects.
The El Paso Times reports an interview with Hollomon amid warnings that travel inside Mexico is hazardous due to revolutions and bandit raids. He plans to study Mexican policies from within and to visit Chihuahua City, praising Mexican diplomats and Latin peoples while noting risks and political shifts.
Senator Hitchcock warned that amendments from the foreign rotations committee aim to strip United States from international commissions, sparking moves to defeat the Shantung amendment. Senator McCumber and colleagues push for a strong stance, hoping for a large majority against concessions.
The Foreign Relations Committee moved to expedit e a vote on the Shantung amendment after two provisions were adopted. Senator Hitchcock said reservations may be acceptable if they do not endanger the treaty. President Wilson is urged to consider Shantung like other nations, with the aim to settle the treaty by September. The nine Republicans and seven Democrats split on the reparations and commissions language, with debate continuing on U.S. participation and the league system.
In the Republic of Salva, revolution forces claim victory over government bans and resistance leaders. August events unfold as Salva faces political upheaval with military and civilian actors weighing new power dynamics.
In Decatur Georgia a boy falls through a gutter from a roof as neighbors flock to a makeshift rooftop swim. The incident inspires thoughts of urban bathing on rooftops with ducks and ponds, claiming the roof offers seashore like benefits without beach costs. The piece muses on playful possibilities and urban whimsy.
The Prince of Wales visited nearly 2,000 wounded and sick war veterans at St Andrews Land Dominion Orthopedic hospitals in Toronto. He spoke with many men, praised some wounded, and inquired about others progress. He showed particular interest in the orthopedic hospital work restoring limbs and supplying artificial aids. A garden party at government house and a military dance at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club closed the day's program.
One Calotab on the tongue at bedtime with water swallows, leaves no taste or nausea and no griping. Morning brings energy, clearheadedness, and a strong appetite. Calotabs cleanse the liver without unpleasantness and are sold only in sealed original packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple safe treatment for stomach and liver troubles. It recounts a lengthy failed regimen lasting nine years before using the product, claiming rapid relief after the first dose and urging readers to try it at pharmacies.
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