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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1909
Page
3
The ad touts Little Cure Grains of Life as a natural remedy for constipation blood disorders insomnia sexual weakness and kidney problems. It promises perfect cures and free samples for fifty cents with postage prepaid urging immediate mail requests to receive treatment and health restoration claims.
A humorous, illustrated essay dialogue features Hashimura Togo and Japanese Schoolboys lampooning the tariff debate. It traces Senate battles, tariff defects, and wage fears, blending political satire with poems and imagined letters to editors. The piece cites Hon. Nelson Aldrich and U S Senators while critiquing tariff costs on everyday goods.
A brain and nerve builder food story traces the creation of Grape-Nuts by C. W. Post. It explains how a once frail man sought a nutrient that boosts mental and bodily strength, leading to a breakfast staple praised for easy digestion, steady energy, and a signature on every package.
The Bureau of Animal Industry explains tick transmission of Texas fever in cattle. Ticks spread parasites via eggs after detaching, enabling infection even if the engorged tick is gone. Seed ticks attached later cause disease within days, with timing varying by season and region.
J G Ramsey of 453 Gordon Street furnishes a sketch of Col. John Cheves Haskell, a Civil War artillery officer in Longstreet's corps. He details Haskell's bravery at Antietam and Gettysburg, his severed arm, and singular service under Hood and Lee, plus his two brothers and legacy as a color bearer.
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