Red-Haired Fraternity Members Reflect On Heritage
A survey of twenty-one red headed men and women reveals strong pride in their hair and few temperament links. Notably, Roy Doty and Merl Holloway defend the stigma while others cite history figures like Washington and Shakespeare as sources of pride.
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Pinky
Rusty
Red
Bricktop
Elks Club
Royal McGinnis
Royal
Franklin J. Katterjohn
The
Gazette Company
Robert C. Smythe
Bob Smythe Sign Company
Mr. Smythe
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Reinold Holmgren
Armstrong Clothing Company
ED Clapp
New Process Laundry Company
John Battin
Harry Boyd
Roy Doty
Bishop’s
Mr. Doty
Merl Holloway
Tehel Bottling Company
Mr. Holloway
Bruner
Napoleon
Calvin Coolidge
William Shakespeare
Ignace Paderewski
Sinclair Lewis
Elinor Glyn
Julia Peterkin
Lord Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Madame Lupescu
John Fortune
Speck
Cleopatra
Sarah Bernhardt
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Marie Dressler
Helen Menken
Francine Larrimore
Leslie Carter
Pat Campell
Selma Rose
Penick and Ford Company
Fred H. Niemeier
Niemeier
Buchan
J. E. Cameron
D. N
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Agnes Buchan
Frances Buchan
See Hilt
The Fellowship Of Prayer Stooping To Conquer
Sunday April 3 sermon urges acceptance of evil as normal and part of life. It cites Job and Jesus to urge candor and courage in tribulation and prayer for guidance. The note adds a curious aside: the English shilling was first minted in 1504.
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Jesus
Job
God
Jesus Christ
Freighter Trip Sheds Light On Amazon Jungle Life
The piece describes a voyage toward South American jungles with observations on local dress customs and village life. A trader couple notes villagers with painted nails and hats despite lacking pants, plus a native comb and a naked baby adorned with sleigh bells. They meet a young woman named Susie paddling a dugout.
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Mr. Vorkoper
Golf Lesson Sparks Laughs and Frustration in Comic Exchange
Nutty student Nutsy heckles a golf pro during a coaching session as the instructor guides a swing with tips on arm position and rhythm. The dialogue ends with a sudden non sequitur noting Montreal’s historical capital from 1844 to 1849.
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Mussolini
Clock Keeps Time For Four Generations In The Family
Patricia Carberry 11 lives in a home filled with heirlooms that span four generations. A Seth Thomas clock on the mantel marks daily time, while a great-great grandmother’s rocking chair, a centuries-old lamp, and furniture from Charles Smedley connect past and present in Iowa. The Meads and Smedleys’ silver, a blue grape china set from 1816, a pewter teapot, a cherry wood tilt top table over 100 years old, and two paisley shawls remain treasured in the Carberry household.
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Patricia Carberry
Joseph W. Carberry
Twenty-eighth Street
Seth Thomas
Carberry
Patricia
Charles Smedley
Williamstown
Mass
Anna Mead
Lydia Mead
Carl Dueser
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