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PIGEON SHOWS DEVOTION TO MATE IN VIRGINIA VALLEY
A carrier pigeon with a broken wing mated male bird with leg inscription D 6821, and after four weeks apart returned to shelter his mate at Capt. Maniey Triplett’s farm on the Shenandoah river. The male’s care and daily near presence have drawn praise from locals for remarkable feathered devotion.
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Salt Cellar in Olden Times on Medieval Tables
In the late middle ages the salt cellar marked social rank at table with the lord and lady and guests at one end and servants at the other. Wealthy hosts used gold or silver salt cellars and noted craftsmen such as Benvenuto Cellini who made pieces for Francis I. The Louvre houses faience examples, including a renowned Orion set for Henry.
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