Toll for Suez Canal ship averages four thousand dollars
An ordinary ship passing through the Suez Canal incurs an average toll near four thousand dollars for the journey covering about ninety two miles.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1899
Page
5
An ordinary ship passing through the Suez Canal incurs an average toll near four thousand dollars for the journey covering about ninety two miles.
A man recounts looking into a mirror in an elevator and seeing a reflection that closely resembles his middle aged self. He notes gray hair and crow’s feet yet insists he remains young and plans to stay youthful for years to come.
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A life insurance physician explains chest expansion to an applicant. The applicant mishears and a friend clarifies that expansion is the difference between inflated and non inflated chest measurements. The man recalls a 82 inch waist measurement ten years ago and now suspects a 48 inch waist, joking about the chest change.
Fuzzy reports Faddist as a Christian Scientist successfully administering absent treatment. Wuzzy notes a $50 loan from a month ago remains unpaid when asked. Dakota Woman resists tooth extraction, seeking decisive dental action “in five seconds.”
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