Songbird Has Fine Feathers
Lily Pons proclaims The Metropolitan never looked like this as she models a vivid feathered ensemble in a concert hall scene. The fashion and artistry highlight a striking style moment in the operatic season.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
2
Lily Pons proclaims The Metropolitan never looked like this as she models a vivid feathered ensemble in a concert hall scene. The fashion and artistry highlight a striking style moment in the operatic season.
A Toronto era headline proclaims a Penn draft was signed by Penn rather than Jefferson and calls it a fabulous American treasure. Experts debunk the claim noting Franklin Adams and Jefferson authored the Declaration and the manuscript is likely a copy with forged signatures. The piece recounts hoaxes, Mencken tub baths, bobbed hair taxes, and a Christianity lesson from December 12.
A reflective line argues that constant focus on a single business demands neglect of many other things and limits personal balance.
A historical quiz lists answers on geography and history. Quebec is named as the only walled city in America. The blue sky is explained by dust particles reflecting blue light. The British Gold Coast colony lies near 0 latitude and 0 longitude. Aaron Burr’s conspiracy is described as forming a southwest empire from Mexican or Louisiana territory. Southampton harbor is cited for two daily tides. The longest pipeline is noted as recently built across Asia Minor, spanning 1,150 miles.
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