Fashion Notes from a Bygone Era Showy Frocks and Hall of Fame
A fragmented fashion column describes lace yokes, entredeux trims, and velvet frocks for children with bold colors and elaborate trims. It also discusses winter wear like mother hubbard bonnets, "wee wees" hats, and a Hall of Fame plan to inscribe the names of notable dead on stone panels with corners for authors teachers and others.
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Tate
Hall of Fame
Teacheorner
Fight with Devil Fish Near Charleston Lightship
Capt. Dominick of a fishing smack battled a 125 pound whip sting ray near the Charleston lightship. The American monster, first seen by locals, lashed with a five foot tail before Dominick severed it with a knife. He had no warning and the fight raged until the sea creature was finally killed.
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F. Dominick
Charleston
Dominick
Dome Inick
Rnder
Mystery of the Stranded Couple in Alleged Swapped Wives
A man and a woman walk arm in arm past a puzzled husband who confronts them. The husband claims the woman is his wife and demands a mark or proof, while the other man suggests they were mistaken. The uneasy trio escalates without a clear resolution.
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Levies
Wong
Weim
Couturieres
Edward
Hall of Fame For Great Americans Debate At NYU
Chancellor Medracken of New York University discusses a proposed Hall of Fame listing twenty nine of the committee’s selections from 234 names. Debate centers on rules excluding foreign born Americans and questions over eligibility for inscription and a separate hall for foreign born mortals.
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Medracken
New York University
New York University Senate
Senate
Del
Ben- Jamin Franklin
Harace Myceley
Henry J. Rarmond
Dr. McCracker
Alexander Hamilton
Albert Gallatin
McCracken
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French Academy
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