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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
10
The article explains navy provisioning and living costs, noting salt pork and corned beef as staples and detailing mess duties and allowances. It compares officer and enlisted subsistence, describes paymaster wedges, and outlines shipboard dining practices and perks.
The Ranger under Captain Henry Gardner fires a 15 gun salute to the French flagship as Paul Jones holds his letter, marking a dramatic moment of homage and a pledge that America will salute no foreign flag without a matching gun. The scene unfolds as powder smoke drifts and the crew cheers in a pivotal nation forming moment.
The passage portrays Wesley as a lifelong reader and advocate for broad literacy among preachers. It quotes his insistence that deep preaching requires reading widely including Shakespeare, cites his critique of limited study, and recalls a historian’s note about a privately annotated Shakespeare volume destroyed after his death.
A Chicago Post piece notes rare gems like pigeons blood rubies opals and diamonds plus a striking alexandrite. A well to do patron pursues a cashier with promises of wealth and comfort but she moments the cash register showing No Sale as he departs.
A Kentucky Soapicion quotes a backhanded remark by Colonel Stilwell on milk being a wholesome diet. The exchange contrasts supportive and skeptical views with a rumor about water being added to milk.
Reflective meditation on how mental and bodily shadows fade with youth, loom in maturity, and lengthen again as evening approaches. A philosophical musing on perception through the stages of life.
A clerk notes a young woman desires rings identical to her engagement ring for a sister. The jeweler dismisses the query, saying the customer only seeks the price. The column also mentions the darabouka drum and an ancient Egyptian papyrus noting early shoes.
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