What We Should Eat and Drink in Summer
A long discussion from The Enquirer summarizes medical views on summer diet and drink. It urges moderation in heat and cold, favors light meats and easily digested foods, recommends fish and vegetables, cautions against raw tomatoes and cucumber, endorses milk in moderation, and stresses water quality and proper temperatures. It cites Dr J T Whittaker and Dr Jule Marcus on alcohol, beer, coffee, and American cooking impacts. Fresh fruits and desalted ice are advised, with emphasis on avoiding excesses and choosing stomach-friendly options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enquirer
Doctora
Cincinnati
Tate Detnlia
J. T. Whittaker
Mfe
Europe
Royal Brewhouse
Munich
Uffelmann
Jule Marcus
Marcus
Joseph C. Marcus
Fragmentary Ad Copy on Soap Claims and Pores
The readable portion markets a soap as the most effective product for clear skin, claiming pore benefits and simple cleansing. It mentions English cities and brands in a disorganized, fragmentary style with unclear dates or authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boston
J. S. As
Diet and Drink Advice for Hot Weather From Doctors
The article cites physicians advising light, easily digestible foods and moderation in hot weather. It cautions against heavy iced drinks and overeating, recommends fresh fish and vegetables, and notes beer may be wholesome in moderation while excessive beer or alcohol is discouraged. It mentions ice cream as nourishing and suggests a glass of claret or gas water with dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helfferth
B. Buck
Alabama's Fine Showing At Atlanta Exposition
Birmingham leaders push Alabama display for Atlanta, with Huntsville manager T W Pratt pledging funds and mills lining up textile exhibits. Women prepare a Birmingham souvenir book for the Atlanta exposition, led by Mrs C B Spencer and Mrs W H Jeffries, backed by the Birmingham Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Commercial Club
T. W. Pratt
Huntsville
Alabama
Atlanta
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mrr. Pratt
Mills of
Chicago
Pratt
Madison
J. Morgan Smith
Fifth Avenue
Ninth Street
Ellie Shober
Mesdames Richeard J. Johnston
Caldwell Bradshaw
A. O. Lane
H. H. Sinnige
Munger
Moml ‘Terrell
Amy Jordan
Lucy Martin
T. G. Steinwineler
Whitfield
Sumter County
Truck Growers’ Association
Congressman Bankhead
Shelby County
Greensboro
Trasvis Rhodes
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Union
C. B. Spencer
W. H. Jeffries
Spencer
South
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Woman's Department
Jeffries
Birmingham's Gifted Pianist Promotes Local Recital
Invitations go out for a grand piano recital in Seals's hall Birmingham to feature Miss Florence Marshall a fifteen year old pianist daughter of W N Marshall Savannah Ga The Commercial Club met last week and adopted resolutions praising Chicago leaders for interest in the event and promoting cultural aims in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Seals's Hall
Florence Marshall
Miss Marshall
W. N. Marshall
Savannah, Americus and Montgomery
Savannah
Marshall
Canada
Conservatory
Toronto
Commercial Club
Chicago
Cotton States Exposition Invites Chicago Delegation to Atlanta
A Birmingham club invites Chicago leaders to Atlanta for the Cotton States and International Exposition to foster closer social and business ties. The notice accompanies political stirring as July 24 state committee meeting aims to open the campaign, with talk of fusion and the silver issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chicago
South
8. M. Adams
Peoplead Party
Republcans
Kolb
W.J. Aldrich
Goodwyn
Gates
Birmingham Rolling Mills
Alabama Rolling Mills
Gate City
Mrr
S. Jeffries
Alabama Great Southern 1
Aldern
Meridian
Miss
New Orleans
Mr. Jeffries
State
Daily State
New Morning
Mobile
Liberty County Forms Bimetallic League Delegation
In Hinesville July 1, Liberty County citizens organized a Bimetallic League with R. J. Cassels elected chairman and Donald Fraser as temporary secretary. Hon. Thomas M. Norwood addressed the gathering endorsing bimetallism. Membership surged, a permanent group was formed, and delegates were named for the Griffin convention on July t h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Hinesville
Liberty County
R. 3. Cassels
Br. Donald Fraser
A. J. Hendry
N. J. Norman
Donald Fraser
Thomas M. Norwood
Bimetaillic League of
Griffin
A. I. Hendry
N. ¥. Norman
W. P. Brower
Whitfield to Act and Silver Meeting Planned for Saturday
Dalton Ga July 7 Special A call has been issued for a mass meeting of silver supporters next Saturday to express strong free coinage sentiment at 16 to 1 with gold. A Dooly county delegation will join the Griffin convention as delegates. Stewart county citizens plan to organize a silver league and elect delegates to Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Specia
Dooly
Vienna
Dooly County
Stestvart
Lumpkin
Stewart County
Fire destroys store and three houses in Phoenix City Ga
Fire at Charles Bausch grocery in Phoenix City wiped out his stock worth 3000 and three nearby homes. A blacksmith heard a breaking-in sound just before the blaze and Bausch later found 163 missing from his dwelling wardrobe. Insurance covered stock at 6000 and buildings fully insured. The origin remains under investigation with suspected incendiary motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Bransch
Phoenix City
Columbus
Charles Bausch
Bausch
Dames
Mrs T A Williams of Norcross Dies Suddenl y
Mrs T A Williams sister of J M Holbrook of Norcross Ga died suddenly tonight In July. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. T. A. Wiliam
Norcross
T. A. Williams
J. M. Holbrook
Storms and Drought Weave Across Plains and Cities
A sweeping July storm system rattled Illinois and Wisconsin, with hail in Madison and Oshkosh and record heat in Peoria and Savannah. Reports tell of drowned victims near Lake Geneva, collapsed roofs, damaged crops, and high flood waters as rivers rose and bridges faced danger. Tornadoes touched down in Topeka and Kan sas, with several injuries and missing deaths feared as communities recount the destruction and economic toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chicago
Delavan
Wis
Hikhorn
Oshkosh
Lake Geneva
Lttle
Peoria
Peorla
Here
Prizes Awarded at St Counts Fair for Military Units
At Camp Hancock St Louis 20 000 spectators witnessed drills and a sham battle. Prizes totaled for multiple contests: Interstate Infantry first 3600 dollars and a 1000 dollar cup, Branch Guards Missouri first. Belknap Rifles second. National Rifles Washington third. other units placed. Individual contests awarded top sums including 1500 and 1000 dollars. Winners hailed from Missouri Kansas City San Antonio Memphis Washington and Dayton as prizes and cups were distributed before closing ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Counts
St. Louis
Camp Hancock
Fair Grounds
Interstate Infantry
St. Lows
National Guard of Missouri
Belknap Rifles
San Antonio
Tex
National Rifles
Washington
Bullen Guards
Kansas City
Phoenix Light Infantry
Dayton
Belknaps
Bullen Girards
National Guard of
Walsh Zouaves
Hale Zouaves
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Rockville Light Artillery
Dallas Artilery
First Artillery of Texas
N. G
Arthur E. Weat
Phoenix ‘Light Infantry
W. #. Thompson
St.Louis
Charles Durtee
I. W. Albert
Corps National Rifles
Washington, D. C
North Carolina News Large Mill and Fire Report
North Carolina notes report a $50,000 cotton mill capital stock in Elizabeth City with work to start in 30 days and full operation soon. The mill outputs Med pounds daily mainly manilla, with a $382,100 plant value and $40,000 capital stock. a wood pulp plant completes the setup as the state’s only paper mill. A Boone fire destroyed W Gryan’s store and stock about $6,000, plus two dwellings. Republicans claim 36,000 populist votes were cast last year. populist HQ cites more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Elizabeth City
Manilla
North Carolina
Boone
Watauga County
W. &. Gryan
Pope abolishes abstinence days except Fridays
The Rev Thomas Ducey pastor of St Leo's church in New York reports a pope decree abolishing all abstinence days for the year except Fridays, limited to the poor and their families. He notes the decree has circulated among Catholic circles and may be officially conveyed by archdiocesan authorities to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Thomas Ducey
Bt.’ Leo
Father Ducey
United States
Holy Father
N. Y
E. Hunter St
Tves
Norerom Block
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Houston
Wig Turner
Warren D. Harper
Mac New Trial
Gusoh
At the Dea
Te Ry
Co. Bibb
Bible Superor Hardeman
Merce
Jali
Taylor
R. H
Crooms
Tom Allen
Joey Chattanoogh
Macon
Croom
Inick
Judge Harde
Demurg
Willie Ross
William
Florida Railra
Mac Beacan
Coen
Mittee
Shg
Chalfrman
Ministers Stand Against Sunday Newspapers in Chattanooga
Chattanooga ministers vote to stop church notices in Sunday papers. Rev. W. J. Trimble of Second Presbyterian denounces Sunday papers for diverting worshipers and promoting secular affairs, calling the Sunday newspaper wholly immoral in its tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pastors' Association
W. J. Trimble
Second Presbyterian Church
Georgia Editors Visit Saratoga Deepening Historic Ties
Seventy members of the Georgia Press Association arrived in Saratoga, New York, and checked into the United States hotel for a brief stay before heading to New York. They traveled from Atlanta via railroads including the Southern, Pennsylvania, New York Central, and Delaware and Hudson, visiting Washington, New York, Montreal, Quebec, Rouses Point, Plattsburg, Vicondoraga, Caldwell, and Bluff Point. The group spent the day touring local sights amid the celebration of their press association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Georgia Press Association
United States Hotel
New York
Siee
Atlanta
Washington
Montreal
Quebec
Rouses Pont
Plattsburg
Viconderoga
Caldwell
Bluff
Southern
Pennsylvama
New York Central
Delaware and Hudson
Smallpox Shotgun Quarantine In Tennessee Camp
About twelve miles south of Memphis a levee camp of two tents hosts four smallpox victims. A strict shotgun quarantine guards the dense swamp area. The camp sits on Tennessee soil with a Mississippi land strip preventing crossing. All residents are Black and authorities cannot move patients to the pesthouse or bury the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
C. P. Degaris
Tennessee
Mississippi
Fire Laddies Coming to Visit Cotton States Exposition
Vigant Fire Company of Columbia Pennsylvania prepares for a trip to the Cotton States and International exposition leaving October 20 by special train. Guests include Senator Kaufman State Representative Wilson and Mayor Heise. The company is described as highly equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigant Company
Columbia
Vigilant Fire Company
Kaufman
Wilson
Heise
Worley’s Slayers Sentenced to Ten Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Four moonshiners James A. McIntire John Goble James McCutchen and Frank Gilbert were sent to the Ohio penitentiary for ten years each. They were convicted in federal court in Georgia for conspiring to murder informer Henry Worley who was attacked and disposed of in an old well after being shot. The case followed a reported plot to silence the informant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Worley
Newman
United States
Columbus
Ollowing
Ohio
United States Court
Georgia
James A. McIntire
John Goble
James McCutchen
Frank Gilbert
United States Revenue Officers
Fascinating Six From Atlanta Patrolling Long Branch Beach
The Herald reports six Atlanta women known as "The Fascinating Six" are expert swimmers visiting Long Branch New Jersey. Chaperoned by Mrs Crayton Lan sing, the group includes Misses Hattie Clinton Claudia Parker Rowena Van Pelt Grace Horton Eunice Ulmer and Adele Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Long Branch
N. J
Brighton
Atlanta
Mia
Crayton Lansing
Hattie Clinton
Claudia Parker
Rowena van Pelt
Grace Horton
Eunica Ulmer
Adele Porter
For Rent The Exposition Company Rooms
Rooms formerly occupied by the Exposition Company offered for rent. Landlord will arrange to suit tenants. Apply at the Constitu tion business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Company
Impressive Servid Church Take Part in the Catholic
An unclear report notes a Catholic event in Georgia during July featuring church groups and a special total within a metal exhibit context. The fragment mentions a tableau and recitation style program as part of the day’s proceedings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gadsden
Coosa
Louisville and Nashville
Liberty
Indian Territory
Illinois
Johnstown
Peabody
Kas
Royal
Main Street
Ravannah
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Anselm
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Canton
James Snyder
Snyder
Mitchell
Caswell County
Cowdrey's
Halax County
George Pops
North Carolina News
Marie
San Brancisco
Cal
Trott
Marie Burroughs
Louis Massen
Mise Burroughs
Kans
State Insane Asylum Investigating Committee
Board of Charities
Pribes
Little Rock
Ark
Worley
Footen
H. F. Tillman
Wholesale Commission Merchant
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
City Reference
Lowry Banking Co
Atlanta Trust and Banking Co
W. CD
M. J. Yarbrough
Hmilitag
Cathus
Conve Union
Aia
Reeit Beng
Hummel
T. Rogers
Lew Cleveland
Miss Badger
Wise
Chihr
Zarri
Warren
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!