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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

4

Strange Foods and Global Eating Habits Across Ages

The passage surveys varied diets and food facts from lard usage to global meat intake, candy making by the Chinese, milk sources from reindeer to mare's milk, widespread potato cultivation tracing to Peru, and Napoleon's food supply concerns leading to new food preservation methods. It highlights diverse origins and cultural practices in eating.

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Canning Industry Highlighted as Vital to Civilization

The article underscores the world canning industry as a key step in preventing famine, framing it as a crucial advancement in safeguarding humanity’s food supply and promoting civilized progress.

Redheads Cited As Bringers Of Fame In Quayle Speech

Bishop W A Quayle praised redheads citing famous figures from Julius Caesar to Elizabeth I and contemporary names like Bernard Shaw and Bob Fitzsimmons. He noted many esteemed individuals, and local officials echoed this belief, claiming red hair traits correlate with virtue.

Rochester Ita University of Rochester J. W. A. Stewart W. A. Quayle Hamline University Kansas City Star Julius Caesar Robert Bruce Queen Elizabeth Helen J of Troy Dido Cleopatra Alexander the Great Thomas Jefferson Albemarle Swinburne John Bunyan Stubbs J. Ham Lewis Yes Bob Fitzsiromans Wofford Criminal Court E. L. Mathias

I Am Your Worst Enemy Carelessness Excerpt

A stark warning proclaims that carelessness is a universal threat more powerful than wars. It claims it steals in the United States, costs hundreds of millions yearly, and harms rich and poor alike across homes, streets, factories, and railways. It calls for vigilance against this unseen danger.

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