Marines Land On Teapot Dome Oil Field In Wyoming
A US Marine detachment led by Capt Shuler seized Section 2 of the Teapot Dome oil reserve near Casper Wyoming amid a century of Marine exploits. The piece traces June actions and dates in Marine history from 1775 through Belleau Wood and Chateau-Thierry highlighting their enduring role and famed battle ethos.
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Short Jackets Herald New Separate Coats In Fashion
A fashion writer notes women often wait for designers to introduce jackets over dresses. Short separate coats in blizzard fabrics like clocks and satin appear, with examples from Madame Jenny and Worth. Practical wool and knitted versions follow, plus luxurious fur trimmed Cashmere options and matching skirts.
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The Wedding Booth Brings Quiet Mini Weddings to Suburban Churches
Suburban churches install a built in bridal nook with a private entrance for the couple. The dainty canopy chapel offers a quick ceremony for small gatherings away from full congregations, appealing to couples who want a discreet church wedding in minutes.
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Los Angeles Times
Coal In Thirty States
Coal production spans thirty states in the Union with activity across multiple regions. The data highlights widespread mining and regional output varied by state and time period.
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Union
Can Fish Hear and Detect Vibration in Water
The article explains fish lack external ears but can sense sounds through vibrations felt along their bodies. A sensitive nerve along each side of a fish’s body conveys these vibrations, indicating fish can detect sounds in water.
Ancient doors opened outward in Greek and Roman homes
In ancient times doors in Greek and Roman houses opened outward. To avoid hitting passers by a man exiting would knock on the door before opening it.
Fashion Notes on Costumes at Local Dining Spot
A toast-brown lacquered costume with wide hat and fur-skirted dress draws attention at a recent smart restaurant. A gray dotted Swiss frock features self-color ribbon bands and a hidden straw mate, noted in the same setting.
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Night Workers In Big City Live Apart From Daytime Society
Night workers in New York form a distinct community, operating after dark while the city sleeps. They avoid crowds, clock in as others head home, and return when streets are quiet, claiming a preference for the city’s calmer hours and lighter daytime bustle.
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New York
Spoils Cat's Appetite
An East Orange woman uses a cruel training method to deter a cat from a bird cage. She repeatedly traps the cat’s head inside the cage door, letting it struggle until exhausted. The account appears as a civics-era household hack from the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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