Hospitality and Enterprise in a Small Town
A column extols hospitality as a treasure that costs little and aids growth, noting that advertising and a positive town image attract strangers and customers. It urges patience with teachers and neighbors, urges reflecting on family and community, and cautions against dwelling on gloom while promoting the town’s brighter side.
Washington Navy Yard Eatery Wager Ends In Feat
An employee at the Washington navy yard named Repetti, observed by witnesses, ate a nine pound roast turkey, cranberries, sauerkraut, bread, sweet oil, raw oysters, catsup, and celery, then drank two gallons of beer and ice water. He vows to perform a barrel of spinach and eight pounds of ham in forty minutes next week.
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