Bear Mountain Bridge Opens Linking Hudson Highways
The Bear Mountain Bridge across the Hudson near Anthony’s Nose opens as a major engineering feat and quick river crossing. The article notes its impact on traffic, ferry delays, and regional travel, with praise for the project’s role in expanding access to parks and connecting New York City to northern communities. It highlights the bridge’s length 23257 feet, suspended span 1032 feet, and significant work begun in 1928, plus its cultural significance and plans for related park and highway developments.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Hudson River
Pestotoil
N.Y
United States
Baverl
Manhattan Island
Bear Mountain Bridge
Conog
New York
Metrapall
Béor Mountain
Holga
Ampln
Mhroeh
New York City
New Jersey
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C. Vaoreinina
Paulleydes
Hudson Ita
Albany
Anthony
Braze
Roland Harr
Wiob
Bear
Mr. Howrbron
David
Dardnen
San Francisno
Esther Dida
Esther
Henry Dudgon
Weet Bank
Dyckman Street Ferry
Newburg
Jones Point
West Shore Railroad
New York Central
Auvp
Thaim Servia
Anthony's Nose
Albeny Coat Road
Peekskill
Anngville
Palisades
Ita
William G. Welsh
Utdie
Lila
New York State
Uiiika
Pallaniles
Weatchester
Albany Post
Pealeskil Creek
Bronx’ River Parkway
Kendieo Dam
Briarcitit
Mohgnslo Park
Pie Mone
West Point
Knitted evening gowns and neckwear for spring fashion
A detailed feature on knitted gowns and matching neckwear for spring, highlighting lace like shawls, colorful knitted fabrics, and versatile pieces. It notes practical, space saving dresses suitable for dinners and dances, with varied collars, jabots, and wide flaring necklines.
Silent Telephone The aitout temapaye Jean Montrymane Haine
A fragmented notice mentions Jean Montrymane Haine in connection with a silent telephone matter. The readable text is sparse, listing individuals and vague references without clear actions or dates.
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Jean Montrymane
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Embroidered Hairwork Item Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions an embroidered piece in human hair with unclear details. The text is garbled, but references a hairwork embroidery and an associated action or product. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. Further readable context is needed to form a precise summary.
Sowing Wild Gats and the Oats of Youth
An old English expression tracing sowing wild oats to youthful excess and reform. The term stems from rural folk usage, with wild oats as a weed likening wasted seed to wasted youth. The article links the moral idea to a historical phrase dating to the sixteenth century, noting colloquial farm imagery and social caution.
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England
Watch Your Daughters Topeka
A fragmentary notice from Topeka discusses concerns about a 15 year old girl, her health, and a possible issue with authorities or guardians. The garbled text mentions authorities, age, and a warning to guardians, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Topeka
Kuns
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