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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
13
The article explains that meat cuts vary in flavor and tenderness because of differences in fat and lean proportions, age of muscles, connective tissue, and fat content. It notes lean portions share nutritive value, fat amounts are comparable across cuts, and curing grades affect taste.
The article argues that cheaper cuts of meat offer similar digestive value to pricier cuts, with taste and ease of preparation driving cost. It discusses meat as a healthful food in moderation, notes acidosis balance with carbohydrates, and asserts iron from meat aids anemia treatment. It also links rheumatism to infection, addresses uric acid, and questions meat as a sole cancer or hypertension cause, citing diverse authorities.
Funeral services for T W Ham a well known Jackson citizen were held at the First Baptist church Friday afternoon. Rev Henry H Jones and Dr Robert VanDeventer conducted the service with music by Mr Spooner. A large turnout from Atlanta and other state areas attended. Interment followed in Jackson cemetery.
Hampton Va June 29 Fire departments from three towns aided the National Soldiers home after a blaze began in the mess hall and spread. The mess hall burned out of control as other buildings were damaged slightly before firefighters saved the rest after burning about two hours.
Mary Miles Minter the motion picture actress has been located in a Pasadena sanitarium near Los Angeles after a weeklong absence from home. Grandmother Juliette Miles says she is taking a rest cure and will live with her mother soon, though noise from nearby carpentry irritates her nerves.
James A. NeWarland of Dalton Georgia was unanimously elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the world war convention in Minneapolis. Only nominee, Mr NeWarland, received the post while William J. O Connor of San Francisco was chosen senior vice commander.
Atlantic City June 29 John J Noel of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously chosen president of the International Association of Lions clubs A sharp contest for the next convention between Columbus Ohio and Omaha Nebraska was scheduled for this afternoon
Lake City Fla June 23 The state closed its case in the Higginbotham murder trial after Dr E F Brown testified that the whipping was the cause of death and that a chill or malaria would not change his opinion The expert said pneumonia could not develop so quickly and discussed how heat and the whipping could jointly cause death while noting no prior similar cases.
Chattanooga dispatch reports Bob Currington a jail inmate from Jasper Tennessee declares divine vengeance and stabs James Thompson a white prisoner at the Jasper jail. Currington, jailed for murder of Dr. O S McNabb, used barber brought scissors injuring Thompson in the left breast and thigh. blades broken and removed. Thompson awaits trial without bond.
Houston Texas June 29 Mayor Oscar F Holcombe Campbell Over street a justice Rev E B West Pastor of the Baptist temple at Houston Heights and A C Winborne city gas inspector were on a list of four banished from the Ku Klux Klan at a meeting last night at the city auditorium over which Hiram Wesley Evang imperial wizard presided according to The Houston Chronicle The list was read by Cyclops H McOsik who halted at Rev E P West and then moved to banish the entire list The motion carried amid whispering and grumbling The Chronicle says the list consisted of former Klansmen who refused to follow klan instructions and criticized the leader Dr Evans will leave Atlanta on Saturday night.
In Baltimore on June 20 Nathan Lasky became the first white man in twenty years sentenced to be hanged for the murder of his wife. He claimed insanity, and Governor Ritchi will set the execution date. A watermarked face piece, smaller than a ten-cent piece, is described as being worn as a scarf pin.
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