Tea, anyone?

Article Abstract:

The earliest records of tea-drinking may be traced from Netherlands, where the first supply of Chinese tea, called chai, was delivered on 1610. Tea proved to be a favorite beverage among the Dutch that a notable physician during those times recommended its use for health purposes.

Health aspects, Column, Tea (Beverage), Tea, Japanese tea ceremony

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All at sea

Article Abstract:

Burke traces the connection between Thones Kunders, the Prussian immigrant who first brought rum and molasses to Philadelphia in the 1700's, and the Cunard shipping company.

Rum (Liquor), Cunard Steam-Ship Company Ltd.

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Water music

Article Abstract:

History behind the phonograph and one of its first recording stars, Enrico Caruso.

Behavior, Phonographs, Caruso, Enrico

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