The Acrobatic Horoscope of Jefferson Time Travel
A boy named Jefferson grows from five to his mid twenties exploring careers from preacher to actor to businessman. The piece traces his changing ambitions, education, marriage, and eventual return to a hometown store and farms, concluding with a moral about life’s circuitous paths to a simple lunch wagon.
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Jefferson
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Navy Sheers Brighten Spring Fashions in 1923
Navy sheers enliven spring styles with navy suits frocks and ensembles in sheer fabrics. Designers show tucked shirred treatments bright white or color accents and removable button on cuffs and collars. A vivid day dress features ribbed navy bemberg with bishop sleeves and Paton neckline in a scarf print.
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Chile
Bemberg
Stanter
Western Newnpaper Union
Willow Trees Possess Gas in Sap For Winter Function
A Wisconsin professor reports willows keep sap vessels partly gas filled year round. The gas helps the tree maintain its hydrostatic system in winter, challenging the idea of its tears as mere fluid.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
J. B. Olverton
University of Wisconsin
Leaplog Tuna Noted Game Fish Across Oceans And Markets
The tuna fish, a noted Mediterranean game species also found on Atlantic and Pacific coasts, is known as the leaplog tuna for its size. In California anglers hunt giants while commercial canneries take the bulk with purse seines around schools. young fish under four feet weigh about 8 pounds and fresh meat is scarce in markets as canning dominates.
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California
Sailors Found Robinson Crusoe Island Colony
Two German sailors from the Dressen, sunk off the Japan Fernandes islands during World War II, reached Robinson Crusoe Island and plan a communal colony. They claim the island, now Chilean, hosts 285 residents and attempt to oust others globally.
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Crusoe
Teland
Dressen
Japan
Fernandes Islands
Robinson Crusoe's Island
Boston Herald
Itand
Chile
Draped Bateau Effect Tops Paris Frock Silhouette
Paris couturiers showcase a draped bateau neckline across frocks creating horizontal width at the shoulders. Some collections feature square sleeves to enhance shoulder width and downplay hips, signaling a continued top emphasis in the silhouette.
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Paris Couturiers
Paris Gowns Made of Wrapping Cord
Fashion note from Paris describing wrapping cord used by Schiaparelli to craft lacy costumes with a mesh effect. It urges saving textile scraps to fashion outfits and matching gloves in various materials from silk to wool and leather.
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Paris
Parisien
Schiaparelli
Real Flowers Return to Fashion in Daytime Wear
Real flowers reemerge as stylish accessories for daytime and afternoon outfits. Designers aim to imitate artificial blooms while using natural blossoms like violets orchids gardenias and camellias to decorate necklines and gowns, achieving a refined, artful look.
Pique Trim Hats Highlight Spring Style
Fashion notes describe spring hats with white pique trim and tiny bows. A dark straw hat with a small brim pairs with prints, featuring two small pique bows at the front for a delicate, festive look.
How I became a motion picture artist and world traveler
Danish born stage and film actor Hal C Herman recalls a life steeped in theater and cinema. He describes early training in Scandinavia, touring, work with Thomas Ince and Universal, a notable role in Greed, and later films like Grand Hotel. He credits painting for makeup insight and lists 1700 characterizations while praising the American audience and mentors.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Peorly
San Francisco Exposition
California
American Liteograph Company
Portland
Ore
William Penn’s statue to be removed from Federal Reserve portal
A National Geographic Society report notes Philadelphia plans to replace the Penn statue adorning the Federal Reserve’s Philadelphia portal with a new facade. The article traces Philadelphia’s growth from Shackamaxon to a major world metropolis, highlighting William Penn’s planning legacy, Fairmount Park, and the city’s enduring industrial strength and urban projects.
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National Geographic Society
Wlisteie D, C
Whu
Wwilleam Penn
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Penn
William Penn
Shockamdxon
Society of Friends
Shackamaron
Delaware
Shoackomixon
Delaware River
St. Philadelphia
Schuylkill
America
Alwyve
Ienre
First Order
Ciitizens
Fairmount Park
Lemon, Hill
Robert, Morris
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Lafayette
Schuylkill Navy
City Hall Square
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Chestnut Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading Terminal
Pennsylvania Boulevard
Pennsylvania Terminal
Schuinkill
Racketeers Offer Protection Scheme to Hollywood Stars
A sensational report describes a racket where 9 famous film stars are telephoned and offered protection for 500 weekly. Refusal allegedly leads to threats of incidents and harm, while many celebs already rely on bodyguards as bars on lower-story windows in the village fade under pressure.
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City Hall Square
West Fairmount Park
Fairmount Parkway
Art Mnoceum
Fairmount Park
Rama
Hollywood
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