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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
6
Scientific conclusions from Department of Agriculture experiments back up the view of cooks that ham and eggs are a strong breakfast pairing. The studies indicate that the vitamin deficiencies in one food are offset by the nutrients in the other, reinforcing traditional breakfast choices.
A brief item notes Colonel Charles A Lindbergh is the focal point of a day's meal at a public event. The entry records a social function featuring the famed aviator and describes the meals prepared for attendees.
Dr W A Sawyer Medical Director of Eastman Kodak Company arranges a health exhibit showing twenty five years of night living building endurance nerves and energy. One view pairs the Spirit of St Louis with Lindbergh beside it and notes that muscles need fuel. Another view analyzes a day's meal with proper calories.
A witty remark about a woman’s idea of a good conversationalist. She values a man who can think of something to say during a brief pause to regain her breath.
Rev N C Harrison will fill his regular appointment at the church Saturday and Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend. A Friday picnic drew a large crowd with visitors from Oak Park Tarrytown and Vidalia. Mr A B King and family visited Mrs E M Williamson in Normantown Monday. Rev Harrison will preach at Mr Dennis Mosley’s home Saturday night. Sunday school meets at 10 am and a prayer meeting follows Sunday night.
The notice promotes a cheap excursion to Florida visiting Jacksonville and Brunswick with details available from agents or C. B. Rhodes, Division Passenger Agent, Southern Railway System, 131 Terminal Station, Macon Georgia.
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