New York Village Fights To Recapture Bohemian Image
Describes Greenwich Village’s effort to reclaim its bohemian reputation amid prosperity and civic routine. Notes revival through verse readings, poets, coffee houses, and new spots east of Fifth Avenue and Fourth Street as artists gather in parks and eateries.
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open three bid in one over one system explained
The article analyzes the rare open three bid in bridge, describing its forcing nature and how it locates key aces and kings. A Syracuse club example shows how West uses three no trump and four clubs to pinpoint cards, guiding the contract to six hearts.
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Return of the Small Towns Brings Back Friendly Times
Scores of small places vanished with better days and now they rally again. Russian smocks emerge from the moths as memories stir a comeback mood.
Village spots linger as arts crowd recalls Marie and Sadakhi
The article recalls Romany Marie and Hartman Sadakhi as enduring legends of New York's Village scene. Marie, now on Eighth Street, drew artists and writers with tea and conversations, while Sadakhi remains a provocative critic and author. The piece hints at a possible Village comeback as crowds gather.
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Europe eyes rising war fears and armament race
European capitals swirl with war talk as Britain cautions against entangling alliances. France Poland and Czechoslovakia readied defenses amid German military pressure in the Rhineland and Danzig crisis. Rumors of Hungarian plans spark denials as Jugoslavia and Romania face arming rumors.
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Wheat Grain Life Span Challenged by Botanists
Botanists declare wheat grain viability lasts about seven years, refuting claims that ancient Egypt tomb wheat sprouts when planted. The study emphasizes grain age limits and challenges long held beliefs about tomb finds germinating after millennia.
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Supreme Law Defined and Obscure Bohemianism Note
A fragmented discussion defines the Constitution and treaties as the supreme law while tangentially referencing the Pony Express is not run by ponies and touches on artistic figures and bohemian mercantile themes in unclear prose. The piece blends legal doctrine with disjointed cultural references and speculative notes.
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Informality Elevates Formal Wear for Social Events
Informality shapes this year’s formal attire with black as the versatile base. Black gowns, notably a star-embellished marquisette Sunday dress with train and cape, and a pale blue acetol crepe dinner gown feature Empire lines and rhinestone details, reflecting chic, understated elegance.
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