Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
Washington humor column recounts a goodwill visit by 37 Columbia Boy Scouts. Navy and local police dogs, plus park officers, help care for the youths, with a sightseeing trip via Gray Lines. A bronze statue of Marines at Iwo Jima is planned for Arlington Cemetery, funded by a New York shipment. The piece ends with a WWI veteran and a duck joke at a bar.
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Ancient cabbage cures hangovers say Greeks and Romans
San Francisco report says UCLA Latin professor emeritus Arthur Patch McKinley found ancient Greek and Roman use of cabbage and cabbage seed to ease pounding heads and blurred vision. Aristotle allegedly advised dining well on cabbage before a big evening. Cato recommended dipping cabbage in vinegar and eating freely to recover after feasting.
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