World of Tomorrow opens as New York fair bids 20 million
The 1939 New York World's Fair launches with millions viewing The World of Tomorrow theme. Democ racity, designed by Henry Drey fus s, showcases a central city of 1 million with a 30 mile green belt, suburban farms, and electrified living villages. The event honors George Washington with exhibits on liberty and democracy, and features a massive Washington statue by James Earle Fraser along with other national displays.
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THAT MR SMITH A LATE LUNCHEON VISIT CHANGES SUSIE LIFE
Susie, a former orphan now employed by Ann Barrington, hosts Mr. Smith for lunch. The cordial, attentive visit marks Susie’s first glimpse of a life beyond the orphanage and the Barrington home, stirring hopeful feelings and a bond with the polite visitor.
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Garlic Breach Reveals Hidden Odor Particles
A German scientist attempted to spread garlic odor between two groups by injection and swallowing capsules. The odor appeared in the breath of the first group but not the second, suggesting odor is carried by particles in the air or on surfaces rather than produced chemically.
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Ann
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Bird Learns to Work as a Living Tool
A Popular Mechanics excerpt explains a bird trained to work for food, growing a small truck-like device along a runway to fetch grains. The goldinch learns it can eat only after working, and its constant labor attracts many sightseers to observe the process.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Indians Frame a Cherokee Nation and Seek Independence
The Upper Cherokee formed a nation in 1827 after framing two constitutions and electing John Ross as president. They believed whites ignored their civility and this move spurred removal to Oklahoma to avoid an independent nation.
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