History of the War July 4 1898 Dispatches on Santiago
Washington expects peace talks to begin soon as Spain considers a ten day truce. Shafter extends the armistice at Santiago, communication with Madrid is opened, and Spanish authorities tighten controls. Reports describe casualties, naval actions, and moves toward potential surrender with Gen. Linares and Gen. Shafter directing amid fluctuating signals from Madrid and Washington.
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Origin of starboard and larboard in nautical terms
Scientific American traces the words starboard and larboard to Italian phrases questa borda and quella porda meaning side. The terms evolved in English from Anglo-Saxon and were used to indicate the right hand side of ships before the modern starboard form.
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French inventor designs new lifeboat with keel and compartments
A French inventor developed a lifeboat with a low keel to prevent rolling when overloaded and airtight compartments along the hull to keep the vessel afloat even when filled with water.
Wood's Sarsaparilla Tonic Promises Restored Strength
An ad-like piece urges readers to try Wood's Sarsaparilla to combat morning fatigue. It claims poor blood causes sluggishness and weak sleep benefits, promising tonic and purifying effects to restore energy and vitality.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Featured Amid Curious Odds
A collage of brief notes and quotes runs through this clipping, including ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, odd factoids about history andwar, and scattered references to Cuba revenue, Rough Riders, and a curious ink that resists fire. The jumble mentions the Younger brothers, Captain Capron, and miscellaneous items from period culture.
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