American Sheiks and a Fulton Count Baseline Hair Trophy
Roy Tucker, a Fulton County resident and Westminster College student, amassed a unique collection of about 2 000 locks from girls across cities like St Louis Kansas City Butte Helena Colorado Springs Decature and Columbus. Ninety four of the girls are married and Tucker recalls horses, rides, and a late 1920s social scene surrounding his hair trophies.
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Westmineur College
Fulton All- Stine
Fmsor
Browne
Louia
Kansas City
Butte
Helena
Ent
Colorado Springs
Coto
Columbus
Domestic Millennium Foreseen by Home Economics Expert
Boston University professor Elizabeth MacDonald foresees a 1960s domestic millennium where women balance home making and work. She argues necessity will push careers for women, with husbands sharing housework, and calls for training in budgeting, management, and cultural subjects to enhance family happiness.
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Heston
Elizabeth MacDonald
Boston University
College of Practical Arta and Letters
Todal
MacDonald
Peston University
Mac Donald
Memory clerk at War Department turns 84 in April
Washington in April 1927. Marie John Randolph, a veteran War Department clerk, is celebrated as the department’s oldest employee at 84. Since entering service in 1873, he has sworn in many leaders including Taft and Blair and is known as a walking reference library amid the 4 Feferen Wirary.
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WAR Department
Washington
War Department Nas
Marie John BE. Randolph
Secretary of War
War and Navy
Hlenryig
Daniel Webster
Robert B. Leele
Winfield Beatt
Arling
Adolph
Columbia Volunteers
National Rifles Fiies
Arlington Heights
John
Marine Corp
Grant
William Wolknap
Doctor notes beard growth trends among women patients
A physician observes that women with facial hair growth patterns often show sparse facial hair while scalp hair grows more densely. The clinician highlights that hair distribution varies and suggests underlying factors may influence where hair appears.
Origin of Infantry name from Moorish era rescue
The term infantry derives from a Spanish origin. The king, abducted by Moors, was rescued by an army of foot soldiers organized by the Infante, giving the name to the unit type.
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Spain
Airplanes Sow Thee Over Marble Lands in Manitoba
Rupert Cross, blind, recently joined a London chess tournament as the air force uses planes to sow Thee over marble lands in Manitoba to provide food for wild fowl amid unusual wartime measures.
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Manitoba
Canada
Rupert Cross
London
Reserve officers to Paris not required to report absence
Indianapolis April 192? Reserve officers attending the Paris Legion convention and staying outside the country up to four months will not be obliged to notify the War Department. Howard P Pavage national commander announced the new regulation exempting officers abroad from mandatory reports.
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Ind
American Legion
Legion
War Department
Howard P. Pavage
Len Gion
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