Mr. Lanham Revisited: August 12, 1926
A dress for a flapper and a lubricant for pregnant women
It was a typical day for Mr. Lanham. He cut a single rose in his garden, which benefited from the attentions of his yard man, Mr. Holloway. “Mr. Howell up from Atlanta today to see about financing our settlement, so I was busy with him for quite a while,” he wrote. Appears the bankruptcy of Lanham & Sons was proceeding.
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