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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
6
The essay argues that supreme excellence commands demand and high pay across fields from chess to cooking. It cites a New England hotel using regional talent for signature dishes to attract guests, proving that superior, specialized skill earns rewards. Ambition to excel is practical and aligns with civilization's ongoing quest for refinement.
The piece laments American tastes for seafood from Cape Cod to the Mississippi, criticizing weak fish labeled as sea trout enjoyed by visitors in New York. It warns of spoiled fish likened to blue fish lingering days after death and argues chefs rely on sauces while appetites persist across regions and climates.
Prof Flux edits a new edition of Jevons Coal Question arguing misreadings. he shows coal consumption growth slowed over 20 years versus earlier decades. He estimates current trend would yield 569 million tons annual output by 1964 if sustained, with a vast but limited coal supply remaining.
A digest of the Fifty-Ninth Congress last session notes Senate preliminaries, nominations, and resolutions of inquiry into the Twenty fifth Infantry. It covers Dupont taking the oath, reactions to presidential nominations, a Panama Canal exhibition bill, and Roosevelt’s annual message occupying most of the Senate and House sessions with brief adjournment in memory of deceased members.
congressional debate features a compromise on ship subsidies limited to Latin American and oriental lines while a Maine bill fails. Senate asks for war and president to report on Twenty-fifth Infantry discharges. rivers and harbors funding touted. Behring Sea sealing fleet impacts U.S. waters. Louisville milk offal inquiry sparks health concerns.
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