Odd Bits of Information From an Old Paper
A collection of curiosities includes a claim that a typical woman’s hair grays around 35, only 1 in 1000 marriages reach a silver wedding, Wabash Indiana plans acetylene lighting, the Braganza diamond belongs to Portugal’s king, the Rajah of Matan in Borneo owns the largest cut diamond, oceans hold 7 million cubic miles of salt yet removing it would not lower sea level, McKinley wore a Confederate badge at Macon and the badge’s copyright led to mass duplication.
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Electric Lighting Transforms Coastal Hotel Experience
This long established hotel, famed from Maine to Oregon and Georgia to the Gulf, now bills itself as the first on the coast to illuminate every room with incandescent electric lighting. The Carson hotel offers first class accommodations, a free bus to the railroad, meals 25 cents, lodging 25 and 15 cents.
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