Lincoln and Stanton Refused Until Lincoln Ordered
A recollection recounts a Civil War bid for a War Department post. Lincoln, after a humorous exchange, advised patience with Secretary Stanton, who initially balked at the appointment. A presidential nod finally secured the placement despite Stanton’s tempers.
Made of Dried Apples and a French Drink
Judge Albion W. Tourgee describes a new beverage called piquette made from dried apples raisins and water in France where wine consumption declines due to adulteration fears. He notes the drink’s low cost pleasant fruity flavor and that U.S. dried apples supply the product while poor drying damaged many shipments.
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