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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

14

Experts Find Wine And Women Don’t Mix Well

Paris based American Society for the Appreciation of Fine Wines formed last December with about 15 members. Cofounders Arthur B. Scharff and Brandon Shea say the group focuses on wine and food, discouraging distractions like wine and women. Scharff debunks wine myths, criticizes wicker bottle cradling, and notes taste guides vary by preference. He recalls Paris years with few drunks, citing two in twelve years, one American.

Paris American Society For Arthur B. Scharff Scharff Brandon Shea Foreign Liquidation Commission Shea Washington France

Sackbut Early Form of Trombone Described

Britannica defines the sackbut as an early form of trombone, outlining its historical development and distinguishing its slide mechanism from later varieties.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Wooly Mammoth Marrow Taste Stirs Echoes Of Prehistoric Life

HAL BOYLE recalls artist Charles R. Knight who painted prehistoric scenes and studied ancient humans. Knight describes a 10,000 year old mammoth marrow tasting like rancid grease and reflects on Cro-Magnon man and modern humanity.

Hal Boyle New York American Museum of Natural History Knight Siberian J. P. Morgan Pinchott Pennsylvania Charles A. Beard Europe

Bryce Canyon: A Bad Place to Lose a Cow

The article recalls Bryce Canyon's stunning pink rock formations and its 1928 designation as a national park named after Ebenezer Bryce. It quotes Bryce's remark that the area was a bad place to lose a cow, reflecting a light anecdotal reaction to the scenery.

Bryce Canyon Bryce National Park Utan Ebenezer Bryce Vorman Bryce

Good Breakfast Nutrition Guide

A historical note describes a recommended breakfast layout with portions for grain cereal or bread, dairy, protein, and a beverage. It emphasizes balanced items such as rust juice, eggs or meat, and fortified fats alongside milk or coffee.

Hoey probes fee paid for government contracts

North Carolina Senator Clyde K Hoey, leader of the Senate Investigating Committee, announces an inquiry into a $1,000 payment for help in obtaining government contracts. The New York Herald Tribune cites Paul A Grindle of Massachusetts saying he paid the sum to James V Huntbottom, identified as a former army officer.

North Carolina Clyde K. Hoey Senate New York Herald-Tribune Paul A. Grindle Massachusets James V. Huntbottom

Roosters Help Fishermen on Tasmanian Coast

Hobart reports at a Returned Soldiers League Congress described dogs and roosters guiding inshore fishermen along reefs near shore. D W Burton urged a campaign for small lighthouses to mark Tasmanian coastlines. He claimed knowledge of local dogs’ barks and roosters’ crow to locate reefs.

Hobart Tasmania D. W. Burton Returned Soldiers League Congress Tasmanian Bill Smith Bill Jones

Birds that roam travel with nests on ferries and trains

Chicago curator Austin Rand notes tree swallows nest on ferries between Ogdensburg and Prescott across the St Lawrence River, and barn swallows nest in open baggage cars on a railway between Atlin Lake and Carcross. The birds gather nesting materials from shorelines and feed from either side as their routes move.

Chicago Austin L. Rand Chicago Natural History Museum Ogdenburg N. Y Prescott Ontario St. Lawrence River Canadian U. S Rand Atlin Lake Carcross Lake Marsh Yirkon

Portchester Youth Registers Hole in One on 131-Yard Hole

Jesse B. Jacobson, 20, shot a hole in one on the 131-yard third hole at Green Valley course using a No. 8 iron after advice from another player. His 18-hole score was 100, the report notes as part of a broader piece about veterans and fishermen.

Portchester N. Y Jesse B. Jacobson Green Valley

U S Steel and CIO Union Recess Pact Talks Indefinitely

Pittsburgh June 23 AP The U S Steel Corp and CIO United Steelworkers recess pact talks indefinitely. The union finished its verbal presentation and Murray plans a written pregenation for Monday. Additional sessions expected. US Steel rejects company financed pension and seeks wage and insurance terms. The union, representing 175000 workers across six subsidiaries, faces Jones & Laughlin talks starting yesterday with union demands and company counter moves anticipated.

Pittsburgh U. S. Steel Corp CIO United Steelworkers Phillip Murray USW U. S. Steel Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp

Fruit Marmalade Defined as Jelly and Preserve Mix

A fruit marmalade combines jelly and preserves by adding fruit in distinct slices or shreds and cooking until clear. The mixture then remains suspended in jelled juices, creating a hybrid preserve.

Ring solves mystery of missing man in Wyndham

Two men in Wyndham in north western Australia captured a 14 foot crocodile. In its stomach lay a man's gold signet ring initials J Ty. Police recalled John Thompson a young refrigeration engineer who vanished after falling from a wharf in July 1948 and whose body was never found. The ring explains the disappearance.

Lyndey Wyndham Western Australia J. Ty Johnn Thompson

Lipstick Prevents Train Fire On Oklahoma Platform

Lucien Oklahoma passenger A D Schnaith used lipstick to signal a fire on a freight train journal box. He drew fire on cardboard while Engineer Otto Brammer and Conductor Dan Wright halted the train, stopping disaster.

Lucien Okla A. D. Schnaithman Otto Brammer Dan Wright

Cleaning wax furniture with proper cloths

Use a clean soft nitless cloth a dusting mitt or vacuum attachment rough brush. Never use an oiled dustcloth.

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Kelvinator Frozen Food Kelvinator Jumbo Owen Tuck Implement CO West Jackson Waffle Shop Thomasville W. Jackson St Tuck Imp. CO Jackson Boyle Charles R. Knight New York City Christ Mohammed FEE U. S. Steel and Cio E. Jackson St Ring
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