Claimed There Are No Weeping Women in Paris Theater
Paris dispatch reports Lysiane Bernhardt granddaughter of Sarah Bernhardt says women in theatres no longer weep, citing changing role of women since the war and a preference for self-control. The piece also notes Parisian life shifts, including new work patterns and customs at the Rhine frontier and a creative operetta adaptation at the Marigny.
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Lights On Dress ARIS Bright Novelty Lights Gowns
Fashion writers report a novelty trend for winter frocks lighting milady’s gown with electric lights. The idea adds sparkle to dress displays seen at the ARIS event on December 15.
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Superstitions Around Infants and Marriages Across Regions
Reports from London Cairo and Gessenay describe diverse customs. Welsh mothers place tongs in cradles Irish mothers wear belts of hair around babies Romanian mothers tie red ankle ribbons Swedish parents put a book under a newborns head Money is placed in the bath for wealth A Cairo note notes twins held sacred in Africa A Swiss village records marriages births and deaths on a special register cheese
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Tadley-God-Help-Us Village Name Origin
In Berkshire a village named Tadley-God-Help-Us arose after a balloon crash when aeronauts asked where they were and locals replied Tadley, God help us. The hamlet with 559 residents traced its name to the incident in the early days of aviation.
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