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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
2
The Washington Gazette tidbits quote varied figures, politics, and curiosities from Carnegie to Roosevelt, Dewey to Admiral Dewey, with jokes about roads, nutrition, fashion, and misplaced tax swerves. It mentions readers and readers’ opinions while poking satire at public figures and events.
In seventeenth century Cambridgeshire Swaffham Manor House stands as a symbol of dynastic history shared by the Swaffhams and Wick family lines. The narrative follows Matilda de Wick, Jane Swaffham, and Puritan influences as Cromwell’s rise fractures loyalties, with Matilda feeling isolation and Jane exuding quiet authority in a tense home amid wartime rumor and religious debate.
A New York Times excerpt repeats a humorous lecture on female fragility using exaggerated tallies of daily and lifetime consumption. It recites beef or meat, bread and vegetables, beverages, and other foods to argue the perceived delicacy of women, ending with a sharp jab at the suitor.
Capt. Henry Hoffman, last surviving crew member of the original America, recalls the 1851 race to win the Queen’s Cup and later the America’s Cup defense against Lipton’s Shamrock III. He and the crew describe crossing the Atlantic, the ship’s stout build, and the feat that sparked modern yacht racing.
General Basil Duke of Louisville declined a federal district judge nomination from President Roosevelt, asserting he supported another candidate for the Kentucky post and refused the appointment.
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