The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 4, 1937, Page 15

v LitLie LANGTRY, " THE Jersey LILY,” WAS A FAMOUS ENGUSH BEAUTY OF THIS PERIOD -~ B ouLp You Beueve 1T 2 , : (I Wi T C OFFEE waS ONCE / CONSIDERED A WINE- IN FACT, THE WORD COFFEE ITSELF IS MERELY THE ENGLISH SPELLING OF "CAUPHE" A TURKISH WORD MEANING "WINE,"AND BY WHICH NAME 1T WAS KNOWN WHEN INTRODUCED INTO ENGLAND FROM TURKEY - IT15 ALSO INTERESTING TO NOTE THAT “CAFE ; THE FRENCH WORD FOR COFFEE 1S STILL WIDELY USED TO DESIGNATE- A PLACE WHERE WINE- 1S SERVED ........ uml/l ' 4 "( i) ‘ ! A QEADER WRITES, W/, A3 S S SR T 2 3 .om'prK - PERHARS THE MOST FAMOUS VESSEL OF ALL TIME- «~IN WHICH NOAH, HIS FAMILY AND".@‘ ALL THE BIRDS AND BEASTS TWO BY TWO” WERE SAVED TO RE-POPULATE THE EARTH AFTER THE DELUGE BUILT OF GOPHER WOOP? AND HAVING THREE "STORIES * DECKS) THE ARK 15 SAID TO HAVE BEEN 300 CUBITS G AND 50 CUBITS BROAD (A CUBIT = ABOUT 20 INCHES). DESPITE THE MOTLEY CARGO, VITAL VENTILATION SEEMS 7O HAVE BEEN QVER-LOOKED, THERE BEING BUT ONE DOOR AND ONE TINY WINDOW. AFTER DRIFTING AIMLESSLY ON THE CREST OF THE FOR FORQTY, DAYS, THE ARK FINALLY WAS LEFT HIGH AND DRY ON THE SUMMIT OF MT. ARARAT IN ARMENIA BY ™HE QECED‘NG wAm‘ casms es8s sssc et bonmees OF COURSE-, THE ABOVE SKETCH MERQELY FOLLOWS THE TRADITIONAL CONCBPYION OF THE AR ... @\ JacanesE, "JILUTITSL” (JaPANESE WRESTLING) LITERALLY MEANS * THE GENTLE AQT'/