Cape Town Plot and Roosevelt Safari Tales
Capt. Frits Duquesne, Boer veteran and famed hunter, recounts his Africa exploits from the Cape Town plot to Roosevelt’s expedition. He details heavy calibers, dangerous near-misses with elephants, shikarees like Nick, prices of ammunition, and the perilous realities of big game hunting in East Africa amid disease and hardship.
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Capt
Frits Duquesne
South Africa
Europe
Congo
Colenso
Duquesne
Mosambique
Petit Blew
Lorenzo Marquis
Naples
Brussels
Leyds
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Bermuda
Roosevelt
Africa
America
Jo Weed
Ue & Small
London
Ike
Lake Country
Lake Albert Edward N'Yanna
Lake Kivu
Nick
Senegal
Guna
Cunninghame
Nick Fred
The
Cape
Cairo
Zanzibar
Havana
Lake Tanganyika
Alsundown
Benj. B. Hampton
Watson Tells A Story At Dinner Party Farce
J L Harbour relates Watson’s repetitive tale about two Jewish guests at a dinner party. The narrator disputes names and details with his wife as the story devolves into a comically tangled exchange before the hostess ends the gathering.
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Watson
Charley Dwight
Mr. Watson
Harry Rows
Mrs. Watson
Dwight
Harry Ross
Mr. Ross
Ross
Sheenys
Goldsters
Rosenbaum
Schloms
Strauss
Goldstein
Rose
Strause
Potatoes Said To Keep Fresh With Coke Layer
Consul General Richard Buenther reports a German publication claims potatoes kept with a coke layer stay fresh until July. Dr Behiler notes improved ventilation aids preservation but oxidation of coke may also play a role, releasing oxides of carbon and sulfur into the air.
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Richard Buenther
Frankfort
Pratt
Behihler
Brunswick
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