Drinking Two Quarts of Buttermilk

Philadelphia Inquirer item, May 26, 1918: buttermilk and radishes blamed for the death of William Butler of 1074 Morton Street
Philadelphia Inquirer, May 26, 1918
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Drinking two quarts of buttermilk and eating two bunches of radishes caused the death of William Butler, thirty-one, of 1074 Morton street, from acute indigestion.

Drinking two quarts of buttermilk and eating two bunches of radishes caused the death of William Butler, thirty-one, of 1074 Morton street, from acute indigestion.

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