President Roosevelt Attends Dinner Honoring Enlisted Men
President Roosevelt attended a dinner in Washington on December 17 honoring enlisted men of the army and navy. He praised the uniformed services for their burden of responsibility and the double honor of duty well done, noting the respect due to them and the country’s trust in their conduct. Major General J. Franklin Bell, Colonel A. P. Hatfield, Major General George T. Et Moat, and Lieutenant Commander C. 1L Barrage were among the officers present.
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Fern leaves as a preservative for food storage
A household report extols using fern leaves to preserve meat, fish, butter, and produce longer than straw or grapes. Ferns are said to release a strong odor and high tannin content that slow decay, making potatoes, apples, and fresh meat last longer when packed or wrapped in fronds.
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Fragmented Quid Spurred Rhode Island Politician Speaker Scene
A garbled account recalls Doctor Hildreth narrating early settlers and Abraham Whipple of Rhode Island born in 1700s who helped in the revolutionary war. Whipple’s 1770s parody of Speaker Gorton led to a tense parliamentary moment as Whipple challenged the room with a sharp outburst about pay and authority.
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