Native Born Chinaman Civil War Vet Hopes Diamonds in South Dakota
Edward Day Dakota, 85, native born Chinese member of the Civil War era, lives at Battle Mountain Sanitarium in Hot Springs. He hunts “South Dakota diamonds” topaz stones in the hills, says he once sailed with Captain Edward Day Cahota who adopted him in San Francisco after leaving China.
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Cooperation over Conflict in Labor Markets Gains Ground
A long view in labor notes shows unions and employers increasingly favor peace and cooperation over strife. Mutual benefits, cost of strikes, and joint industry welfare spur better relations and practical outcomes across sectors.
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War department approves Rio Grande bridge near Del Rio
A National Broadcasting Company statement notes War Department approval for constructing a bridge across the Rio Grande near Del Rio. The piece also references a nationwide banking network and various disparate excerpts on daily life, fashion, and city demographics, including New York City census figures and a note about Miss Rue Barb arriving from Choccolocco Alabama.
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Radio Schedule Fragments with GOP Parties and Concerts Listed
A jumble of radio station codes and times lists GOP committee events and music programs. It shows venues like Milwaukee New York Newark Dallas and more with orchestras, dances, studio talks, and party nights among various hours.
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Men Spend 750 Million on Good Looks
Chicago reports that U S men spend over 750 million annually in 75000 barber shops to look better. Joseph Byrne, NY head of the Beauty and Barbers Supply Dealers Association, cites hair marceling, permanent waves, facial massages, wrinkle treatments and facelifts as growing male grooming trends. Public manicures are increasingly common among men.
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Young Rexford Sells Silver Threads For Three Dollars
The verses of the song Silver Threads Among the Gold were written by Ebon E. Rexford who was eighteen when he penned the lines. He later sold the rights for three dollars to the music publisher.
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