New York State Powerhouse of Industry and Tax Payouts
New York dominates manufacturing with clothing leading, including $2.7 billion in 2020 output and one seventh of national goods. The state also remains a fur goods market, while providing substantial federal aid funding, with New York taxes subsidizing vast portions of Uncle Sam’s budget. The article highlights New York’s canals and inland waterways shaping its economic landscape.
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Torr
Adirondacks
Hutgon
North Woods
Niagara
America
Eld
New York
United States
Hudson
United .States
Empire State
New York State
Walt
Radio
Fama
Bam
Uncle Sam
Legislative
Library of Congress
Judicial Branch
Boikhaonian Institution
National Museum
Interstate Commerce
Federal Trade
Civil Service Commissions
Department of the Interior
General Jead
Bureau of Reclamation
Geological Survey
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Office of Education
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards and the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bureau of Fisheries
Patent Office
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Daelo Sam
Early Football Tales From Princeton and Yale Echoes
A quirky survey traces football's rough beginnings with a 1887 pledge against lugging and the 1921 Big Red season. It notes the first intercollegiate game in 1680, referee roles, and crowd intrusions, underscoring evolving rules and officiating in early American college football.
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Princeton
Rutgera
Yale
Wesleyan
Harvard
Penn
Cornell
Kaw
Columbia
Hanson
Big Red
Unclear fragmentary sports notes on penalties and figures
Fragmented sports column items discuss penalties and players across colleges. Mentions include a 15 yard penalty rule reference, Wegsley, Columbia and Michigan, Yale in 1639, and various coaches, promoters, and athletes with scattered names and events in a noisy historical column.
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Persone Wegsley
Columbia
Michigan
Yale
Simple Set of Bibs For the Little One
Bib set for infants described as three bibs with simple outline embroidery designs on heavy sheeting. Bindings not included. Price 15 cents postpaid by mail from Home Craft Co at Capt. A, Nineteenth and 8th South Ave, St. Louis Missouri. Include a stamped return envelope for replies.
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Home Craft Co
Capt. A
South Ave
St. Louis
Million Dollar Feather Cape in Honolulu Museum
A feather cape valued at $1,000,000 resides in the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. Made from feathers of now extinct birds, it is considered one of the most precious garments in the world and was worn only by ancient Hawaiian royalty.
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Bishop Museum
Honolulu
United States
Ash tray designs and cooking tips from a vintage guide
A fragmented item shows ash tray designs with oak leaf motifs and practical table placement notes. It includes kitchen tips on baking, tomato sauce, and a sewing hack to prevent shoulder straps slipping, attributed to Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
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Associated
Newapatera
WNU Servion
Mrs Caroline Marriott Celebrates 110th Birthday
Britain's oldest resident Mrs Caroline Marriott marked her 110th birthday at Thornton Heath England. Doctors once predicted she would not live beyond a few days due to frailty and illness.
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Caroline Marriott
Britain
Thorton Heath
England
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