Lost grave of Hopkinson found in Christ Church plot
Philadelphia dispatch reports service has located the long missing grave of Francis Hopkinson signer of the Declaration of Independence and Revolutionary War poet. The recovered bones were studied by anatomist Dr Oscar Nifer and linked to Hopkinson through portraits height and life. The find aligns with his Philadelphia birth 1737 and later roles as lawyer judge and signer.
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The Battle of the Kegs Folly in Philadelphia Retold
A Philadelphia scene unfolds as a soldier spots kegs rolling downstream. A blue jerkined tailor warns of mischief while townsfolk panic. Sir William and Sir Erskine rally as rebels menaced by floating kegs. British forces prepare to strike, praising courage and dramatic misadventure.
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Ingenious Solution of Daytime Nap Problem
Roberta Earle Windsor shares a strategy from New York via an association story on how attractive daytime sleepwear helped her three and a half year old Molly nap. She notes the role of a pink rayon nightie and other pretty garments in fostering rest without prompting self admiration, linking clothing to calmer afternoons and better behavior.
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Film’s value in record of life beyond price
A Manchester Guardian London report notes how lost races fade from memory and how film research may preserve their daily life. An anthropological committee would centralize existing footage and dispatch expeditions to record vanishing peoples and customs before they disappear.
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Cosmopolitan College Draws Students From Many Institutions
The Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences hosted students from 200 American colleges and 69 foreign institutions last year. Attendance represented 46 states and 22 foreign countries. Loneliness advocates urge persistence as a personal remedy.
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Chew for Beauty Promoted to Models at New York Event
A New York event revealed a beauty system for 2000 models from the Models Guild. It combines rhythmic chewing with head and neck exercises to tone facial muscles, with a dozen routines including gum chewing, head tossing, wide mouth opening, and controlled closing to shape the chin jawline cheeks and neck.
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Shell Hole Superstition in World War Trenches
Soldiers in the trenches believed a shell never fell twice in the same spot so they rushed to old shell holes or to ones recently shelled seeking safety during bombardments.
Local Dollars Build Schools and Churches, Strengthen Community
It is the dollars that circulate among ourselves in our own community that in the end build our schools and churches, pave our streets, lay our sidewalks, increase our farm values, attract more people to this section. Buying our merchandise in our local stores means keeping our dollars at home to work for all of us.
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