Kirby Bell Syndiesta Story: The Bermuda Prince Marries
A satirical portrait traces Kirby Bell as a spoiled only child whose parents hunt for a suitable wife. After a series of failed matches in Florida and New York, Kirby is finally captured by a strong, worldly partner who shapes his life and finances. The piece ends with a caution about male vanity and courtship.
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Kirby
Noodie
Julius Nesur
Willam Shakespeare
Douglas Fairbanks
Washington
Lincoln
Gable
Bermuda
Kla
Papa
Jack
Florida
Billy
Seriou
Walid
Peae Bat Mae Sul
O. K
New York
Peacock Alley
Mooner
Stararium: Amateur astronomer builds portable planetarium
Stuart O Byarne a 21 year old from Hatton Lane Great Wood creates Stararium a compact three foot dome that shows star movements using a revolving polyhedron projector. The device mimics star motion in over 16 constellations with scientifically accurate projections on a half dome.
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Stuart O'Byrne
Hatton Lane
Greatwood
Adler Planetarium
Chicaro
United States
O'Byrne
Starorium
St. Louis
Post
Blind Flying and Instrument Reliance for Safe Flight
The article explains flying blind when visibility is blocked by fog or weather. It highlights instruments like the earth indicators compass turn indicator and bank indicator with drift meter as essential. It notes instruments are precise but not perfectly accurate and require skilled reading of scales.
Poo of Peace Named for Large World War Mine Crater
The western front mine crater near Ypres three miles from the Messing road has officially been named Poo of Peace. Its diameter reaches about 140 yards with wide galleries and heavy explosives. The blast was heard in London, and British soldiers previously called it Lone Tree Garter before it filled with water.
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Ypres
Messings Road
London
How I Broke into the Movies by Hel C Herman
Gary Cooper narrates a memoir style account of his move from Iowa artist to Hollywood extra and actor. He describes arriving in 1924, struggling in advertising, joining studio crowds, landing a quickie on poverty row, and a turning point with a Paramount conference and a role in Wings.
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Hel C Herman
Los Angeles
Grinnell
Iowa
West Coast
Hollywood
Atv
Abe Lee
Barbara Worth
Smi
Paramount
San Antonio
Cadet White
Desert-dwelling animals hydrate without drinking water
The Bureau of Biological Survey notes many animals obtain moisture without drinking. Some desert species rely on moisture from their food or body, including jackrabbit, desert sparrow, cactus wren, desert rattlesnake, horned toad, and the gila monster.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Vast star families form rotating wheels of suns
It was once believed all stars belonged to one family the rero. Now at least two million other star families exist as vast rotating wheels of hundreds of millions of suns. Light from the nearest reaches us only after about 850000 years.
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Rero
Plaids and Checks Next on Program By Cherie Nicholas
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes plaids and checks dominate spring styles from beach toys to evening gowns. Designers push bold plaid and striped patterns across dresses, suits, coats, and millinery with contrasting textures and coordinated accessories.
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Inter
Jeff
Onion
Tea Gown Returns to Fashion Spotlight in 1932 Style
The mauve decade tea gown is back in fashion with slim, chic lines. The 1932 version is simple and elegant with jewel tones, velvet borders, and fur trim. Bodice is fitted, sleeves plain or drooping, skirts hug hips and sweep to a train.
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Style World
Tucked-in Blouse Revival Shifts Paris Fashion
Designers revive the tucked-in blouse as skirts fall from favor in Paris. High necklines and back fastening with hidden buttons allow the blouse to slip off over the head, signaling a fresh silhouettes trend after a season of princess-waisted skirts.
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Paris Enarriers
Angora Beads Sell as Unusual Neck Warmer
Angora beads strung with copper disks form a warm neck warmer. The white and copper combination can be matched to ensembles, offering a stylish if quirky fashion accessory for those seeking a snug under-chin circle.
Little Shirred Hats Fashion Note
The description highlights small pale beige crepe hats with close shirring. They sit snugly on the head, slant over the eyes and conceal features with a neat fringe and dark accents.
New Belt Ideas By Chemie Nicholas
This fashion note describes a daytime dress in dark green crepe with an invisible pattern and modified sleeves for the season. The belt features a modern girdle fastening with copper trimmings matching tangerine and brown shades popular now.
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Jy Swageer
Patterns for Spring Aut Collections Preview
A first look at spring fashion notes that patterns in both print and weave rely on variations of crosshairs plaids stripes and checks with broad appeal across fabrics. The article highlights the enduring popularity of this design trio and hints at evolving silhouettes.
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Onda
American Heroines and the turning points of revolutions
The article spotlights Jane Medrea’s 1777 death as a pivotal moment in the American Revolution and Sacagawea’s crucial guiding role in the Lewis and Clark expedition. It recounts Burgoyne’s 1777 New York campaign and the colonial resolve stoked by the Jane Medrea tragedy, then shifts to Sacagawea’s influence on the expedition and her later recognition in journals as a key contributor.
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Jane Selvey
John Burgoyne
New York
Lake Champlain
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Fort Edward
Philip Schuyler
Albany
Sir William Howe
Hudson
New York City
New England
AfeNeill
McNeill
Fraser
Burgoyne
Woholeo
Jane Mettrea
June Meren
Fort Schoryler
Bennington
Saratoga
Great Northwest
Pacific
Lewis and Clark
Sacagawea
Bird Woman
Montana
Dakotas
Baptiste
Charbonneau
Clark
Akin
Three Forks of the Missouri
Tts
Bozeman Pass
Blackfoot
Missour
Ane
Par Henlariy Usefmh
The Governments Law Office and Its Wide Reach
The piece outlines the U S Department of Justice structure led by the attorney general, detailing the role of the solicitor general and seven assistant attorneys general. It explains specialized divisions, enforcement of prohibition, admiralty and land matters, customs, investigations, and the parole system aimed at rehabilitating offenders.
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Caele Sam
Department of Justice
United States
Washington
United Stites
Supreme Court of the United States
Peperals
United States Court of Claims
Uncle Sam
Great Law Office
Onele Sam
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