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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
Interview with eighteen year old Lois Meredith on beauty and health. She promotes simple living, minimal jewelry, and layered Greek drapery fashion while stressing daily work, brain training, and early rising. Meredith describes hand care through gentle exercise and modesty as key to charm.
Cary Maine resident Mrs Hayward Sowers credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her severe pain backache and nerve exhaustion. She says the medicine restored appetite sleep and strength allowing her to avoid surgery and perform most family duties. She urges others to seek help promptly and letters are answered confidentially by women at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass.
A collection of light anecdotes featuring Winston Churchill silencing hecklers with wit. Also a humorous exchange about a drafty house, a Paris cabman and a turbot, and a pun on kissing boundaries. The items showcase quick quips and social witticisms from varied settings.
In an action packed installment Gordon Kelly, the Atlanta bound baseball sensation valued at $50,000, disappears after aiding Mildred Deery. Mildred deciphers a cryptogram guiding a hoped for rescue as Gray and Elmer propel a mounting mystery amid a pennant race backdrop of the Red Sox, White Sox, and Athletics.
The Georgian announces a $250 prize pool for solving the baseball mystery The Triple Tie. Reader submissions will be judged by three independent arbiters on how closely they match A H C Mitchells final chapter, which is sealed in a vault at the American National Bank. A $100 prize goes to the closest solution, with remaining prizes distributed as the total reaches.
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