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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1924

Page

11

Coolidge Shows Fitness with Improved Stamina in White House

NEA article notes five months in the White House have left Calvin Coolidge physically and mentally steadier. The president has gained weight, a smoother brow, and a firmer jaw, with a more erect bearing and relaxed tension. His manner and speech show confidence, suggesting he is better prepared for a grueling campaign and the demands of renomination.

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Angel at the Bedside and a Candle Saga

A fragmentary column recalls a child fearing the dark and an exchange where a mother urges faith with the angel beside, while the child prefers the candle kept and the angel left. The section ends with a Cheery Philosopher quip about giving and receiving and a toss of show anecdotes from London.

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Cheese quality declines with color not flavor

An English paper warns against judging cheese by color as coloring can mislead. It notes deep yellow results from coal tar and does not reflect richness. Texture better indicates quality. good cheese should cut grainy, not waxy or greasy, while crumbly cheese suggests acidity.

First US Use of Locomotives On Early Railways

The article notes the first US locomotive trial on the Carbondale to Thionesdale line in Pennsylvania, built by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. It mentions the Stourbridge Lion from England, placed on track in August 1820, and the 1830 start of the South Carolina railroad designed to be steam operated.

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