Restaurant Owner Recalls Gaiety Of The Twenties
New York AP recalls nightlife of the 1920s with speakeasies and big spenders. Bouncers recall clubs like The Five Up Club and Napoleon Club, bootleg whisky at $7 or $8 a bottle, and Wall Street merchants who party at home. Shor notes faster living and fewer big decisions, with more drunken brawls in Prohibition days.
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Clippies Run The Big Buses In London
London bus conductors known as clippies dominate routes with high numbers of passengers and strict overcrowding rules. Councillor Louise Woodall works both as a clippie and Feltham urban district official, earning seven ten to nine ten pounds weekly, juggling early starts, family duties, and political duties with a strong view that clippies keep city life moving.
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Sally) Woodall
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Brazil Independence Day commemorates 1822 shift
Brazil marks Independence Day on September 7 commemorating the 1822 break from Spanish rule and the proclamation of an autonomous empire under Emperor Pedro I. The holiday highlights national unity and historical milestones of Brazil’s modern state.
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