The Oyster The True Symbol of Good Eating
Dr Lewis Radcliffe explores oysters as a staple of nutrition and culture. The article traces oyster history from ancient legends to modern farming, noting oyster distribution in the United States and world production with emphasis on the U S as a leading producer and the health value of oysters as rich in minerals and vitamins.
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Britain
Demarascotta
Maine
Cape Cod
Epicures
United States
France
England
Holland
China
Japan
India
Ireland
New South Wales
Dean Swift
Herbert F. Prystherek
U. S. Fishteries Biological Laboratory
Beaufort
North Carolina
Texas
Pacific States
Alaska
Dispelling Fog Roils Republican Row Over War and Feuds
The piece notes Republican spokespeople dwell on internecine battles between the White House and party leaders, portraying a deadly schism within the party. It mocks the apocalyptic framing of political clashes and stresses no clear distinction between policy disputes and personal enmity.
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House
Senate
White House
James A. Farley
Intra party quarreling and unity in U S politics
The text discusses how fundamental party disagreements among presidents, Congress, and leaders do not derail party unity. It cites Roosevelt, Taft, Coolidge era splits, and New York nominating battles. It notes friendships persist despite policy rifts and highlights public vs private stances on renomination and ticket strategy. The piece reflects on political maneuvering within the party.
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Congress
Mottineley
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Foraker
Oie
Platt
Republican
Coolidge
Frank Kent
Lehman
New York
Roosevelt
Rochester
Franklin Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Roevelt
Albany
Rooevelt
Unedr
Roosevet
Drent
Lehhia
Partes
GOLTN
Doniserat
Positon
Albadts
Barticulouds
Adistles
Chadian Parkes
Diving Love Memoir Echoes Through Time and Tide
An artifact fragment hints at a diving love story across years and tides. The text names Ata Gadtes and other likely figures, suggesting a personal account or note tied to a maritime setting and memory. Further readable details remain scarce but imply a nostalgic record.
Debating the anti Roosevelt label and its twists
A flurry of proposed nicknames for the anti-Roosevelt faction is examined with mock etymologies from Pejers to Pajokes. The piece cites readers' ideas and reprints a Baltimore Sun paragraph about improving business activity, noting prospects as obstructions are removed.
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Mer. Kent
Baltimore Sun
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