Adam the First Tailor and His World Changing Trade
A humorous biographical sketch portrays Adam as the first tailor and customer, founding a fashion era from Eden. It notes crude methods, hand stitching, open-air workshops, and the rise of ready made clothing while tracing his rise, peril, and unearned wealth.
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Adam
Eden
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Origin of Old Sayings and Namings
The article explains the origins behind familiar sayings and terms. It covers the Honeymoon a Teutonic honey mead custom for thirty days after marriage, The Bridegroom serving guests on his wedding day, Sirloin of Beef named after King Charles II, The Spinster linked to a full set of bed furnishings, and Cabal traced to Charles II’s cabinet council initials Clifford Arlington Buckingham Ashley Lauderdale.
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Scandinavian Carving In Wood And Stone
Scandinavian carving has long been valued from early times. Stockholm houses numerous pieces in a famous museum. Borgund and Hitterdal churches showcase rich ornamentation. Everyday homes feature wooden forks, spoons, salt boxes, platters, and large carved tankards for study and admiration.
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Scandinavia
Stockholm
Borgund
Hitterdal
Red Flannel Currency From a Shipwrecked Sailor Tale
A Scotch missionary reports red flannel used as money by islanders in the South Pacific. A shipwrecked sailor's shirt reached shore and, to the untutored natives who had never seen clothing, its red strips were cut into small pieces and used as currency.
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South Pacific
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