Americans Beat King George At Balmoral In Billiards
Washington guest George H Merrill became the first American to defeat King George at billiards in Balmoral Castle during a Scottish visit. The jovial match ended with Merrill twenty points ahead, and the cue symbolized the win as Merrill returned to Washington with it. London braces for a bustling fall with many debutantes and bridal events as American hostesses plan a season of short, bright parties at Savoy and Claridge’s.
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Boys More Musical Says Boys Are More Musical
Chicago October report quotes A G Gulbransen arguing that historically men dominated composing and performing due to heredity and social limits. He credits roll-operated pianos with expanding access, enabling broader home music making and altering gender balance in musical training.
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Woman Clerk A Parson Will Officiate at Marriage
A Leicester assistant registrar will officiate marriage ceremonies in the registrar’s absence. A street sign in a Hungarian town jokes about chickens, bicycles, and an aldermanic ordinance. A horse tale notes Miss Dorothy Usk and a clever horse named Mose in England.
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Marrriaga
Leicester
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Mose
England
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