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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1901

Page

32

Fashion Notes on Lace Hats and Seaside Fashions of 1900s

The piece surveys spring and summer apparel and accessories for women, highlighting lace fabrics, seaside linens, and the growing use of green and black white palettes. It details hats of broad brims, toques, travel felts, and decorative pins, plus evolving hair adornments and jewelry like Marcasite buttons and shell combs.

Mondaines Paria Efiken Thi Bay England Florent Saliens Austin Shane

Ashland Stud and the Clay Legacy in American Thoroughbred Breeding

The article recounts Mrs. John M. Clay of Ashland Stud Kentucky and Henry Clay’s lineage influencing American racing. It details founder Henry Clay’s modest start, the stud book kept in his hand, and the rise of the Ashland enterprise through generations, noting notable mares and foals and John M. Clay’s later breeders’ success.

John M. Clay Ashland Son Kentucky Ashland Stud Hng Henry Clay Ashland Statesman Susan Derandy Diomed Vivozener Cnost Wren Nancy Petars Peter Reasle Astenta Yorkshire Murlan Commandore Morzan United States Navy Megnota Dr. Mercer Monarch Rockjam John Magele B. B Deby St. Ledger Sachem Higa

Mrs Longino Called Mississippi First Lady Of State

Miss Marion Brackley, wife of Governor Longino, is described as a beloved social leader in Mississippi. The article notes her influence on politics, charity work, and church involvement, and profiles the governor and their three children, including a son seen riding a Shetland pony in Jackson.

Mrs Longino Mississippi South A. H. Longino Rcommon Msenolia Longino Marion Brckley Lawrence County Mississi Min Kmor Langino Lorgino Jackson

Adelaide McCord Uncrowned Queen of Wurtemburg

Adelaide McCord known as Adah Isaacs Menken rose from a humble Texan birthplace in Nacogdoches to fame as an actress and writer in New York Paris and London. Her life drew admirers including Dickens and Victor Hugo, with a celebrated beauty and magnetism that captivated many leading figures of Europe. She died in Paris at thirty three and is buried at Mount Parnasse with a later grave marker reading Infelix.

Wnadadoches Tex Serry George Alford Thomas Ochiltree Jas, Aikens Augusta Ragnet Mary Young Anne Aldrich Rosa Sterne Marceline Thorne Lucy Holcomb Adelaide McC Burin Adelaide McCord General Alford Ochi Liee Emily Verdery Batter Adelaids McCord New York Paris France Napoleon TH Jerome Lucien Bonaparte Eugenie Adelaide Bo Gord Louis XV Ademirera Algernon Gharies Swinburn Alfred Ennyson Charles Reade Carlyle Bancroft Gambetta Thiers Victor Hues Prince of Wales Duke of Edinoured Disraeli Earl of Derby Wellington Prince Metternich Prince Bismarck von Moltke General Garipaldi Franz Jozef E. Bulwer Lytton Napoleon II Alexander II Czar Nicholas George Sand Jenny Lind Theophile Gautier Elder Duras Flanbert Dion Boucicault Pletcher Duke of Hamilton Alford Kells Pere la Charge Mount Parnasse Texas

Household Tips for Cements and Care From Sunny South

Household Department advises readers on repairing glass and china with isinglass cement and egg plaster, plus sand box methods for support. It covers cabinet, lamp, and cookware upkeep, kitchen storage, odor control, and safe food handling, with practical reader questions and household fixes.

Author's Secret: Grape-Nuts Fueled My Recovery

A Boston newspaper writer credits Grape-Nuts with restoring digestion and nerve strength. He says the cereal boosted office work capacity and gave buoyant health, letting him feel worth living and strengthened for daily tasks. WS Dudley, author of The Clapny Go-Lucky Papers, endorses it as a perfect food for the sick or well.

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