Mr. Lanham Revisited: March 16, 1926
Georgia dry congressman caught in Volstead Act debate
It was warmer today, and Mr. Lanham’s concerns about his roses being damaged abated just a bit and he was gratified to see nearly all the peonies “putting out.” “We have had an unsually cold March,” he observed, “much worse than February.”
That evening, he had a great time “skating and playing” with daughter Julia Anne, who was apparently becoming quite …
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