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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
7
An owner of a blue-ribbon St Bernard recalls a summer at a fashionable resort where the dog drew steady admiration and pride for the family. A breezy 18 year old girl expressed sincere regret at their departure, saying she would miss the dog and the owners.
A damp morning yields a scene of a hare protecting its four leverets under turnip leaves. One young leveret angrily strikes the stick, while the others stay hid. The observer notes domestic animals show similar defense when their young are threatened, though he doubts such fighting instinct in tiny leverets.
The London Telegraph notes confusion over who qualifies as a British subject under existing law. It explains birth within the realm grants status, outlines exceptions for children of alien enemies and diplomats, and details rules for those born on ships and in British waters.
A wounded veteran recalls Manila cigars sent from the Philippines that proved unsmokable until rested. A tobacconist explains the shipment was seasick from the voyage and needed time to recover before proper smoking. He adds that wines and liquors can suffer similar effects from sea transport.
In the Limburg coal field the three active mines produced 320 224 tons in 1900, up 107 252 tons from the prior year. Exports reached 40 908 tons to Belgium and 149 851 tons to Germany. The note ends with an odd fragment about falling in a river and love.
Messenger whispers Roosevelt, unseen in secretary's office. Moody mistaken for president. two leaders resemble each other yet differ in many points. Report notes Roosevelt’s prior work as assistant secretary and common confusion with Moody in Washington. Also mentions wild horses roaming rugged Bobianga country across Arteas regions.
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