Lighter Side To Reporting News At U S Capital
Washington D C December 11 The piece recalls lighter moments in covering Washington including tequilla gifts in the treasury press room and the mysterious movements of John L Lewis during the United Mine Workers strike. It notes reporters created dramatized theories and staged reactions as they chased developments around the Capitol.
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Kruschen Salts touted to boost bile and digestion
An ad claims Kruschen Salts improve bile flow and relieve biliousness, suggesting a 30 day course with half a teaspoon in water daily before breakfast. It promises sustained energy and a fit feeling for work, with a money back guarantee from Miller's Drug Store.
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Big Stick Returns as President Teases Guards
During a presidential press event a gnarled stick is raised from the crowd prompting jokes about Teddy Roosevelt. The stick’s donor is Charles A. Hamilton, a veteran Washington correspondent aged 83, who has reported for over six decades. A psychiatrist notes that psychiatric exams for draftees save the government hospital costs.
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