Baptists, Bootleggers, and Everything in Between

Baptists, Bootleggers, and Everything in Between

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Mr. Lanham's Diary: May 2, 1926

Mr. Lanham's Diary: May 2, 1926

Cutting roses, rolling a ball

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Mr. Lanham's Diary: May 2, 1926
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Mr. Lanham was able to harvest his first rose blooms for the house today, cutting two from his Madame Charles Lutaud bush and two from Ophelia. “The former is a very lovely orange yellow rose,” he wrote. I couldn’t find a namesake for this rose, though it is likely the wife of the French civil servant who was governor of Algeria and later a diplomat in …

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