Will Poole and Will Poole and Todd end game at last
Poole declares retirement after sixty five and Will faces a choice to carry on alone. Ernestine fears strain in their marriage as Will weighs leaving the old partnership for his own vision while Poole fades and Loring Hamilton looms with looming trouble.
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Poole
Ernestne
Ernestine
Elaine
Will
Devil
Wil
Peter
Lillian’s
Mamma
New York
Mr. Poole
Todd
Florida
Wiil
Pastano's
Mostane
McDermott
Pastane's
John
Idrnestine
Loring Hamilton
Wiston
Loring
London
Pastano
Clark Street
Lace and velvet hats drive fashion this season
Lace dominates day and evening wear as designers revive lace with discretion. Velvet turbans and berets pair with black and white ensembles, while two tone velvet hats and scarves highlight feminine silhouettes. Princess Rospignosi models a velvet beret from her studio.
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Rospignosi
How Thirty Became a Telegraphers Byword
Charles Payne Smith recounts in the Typographical Journal how the term thirty arose among civil war era newspaper men. A 30 word first message, with good night and sender signature, was placed at the sheet bottom, later signaling the end as 40 loomed for paid overtime.
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Charles Payne Smith
Seaboard
Tata Sons Limited Overview in Bombay Empire
Great East Indian Firm Tata Sons Limited is an Indian house founded by Jamsetji N. Tata, a Parsi merchant and industrial pioneer. The headquarters are in Bombay with combined capital estimated at 250 million dollars and employment for nearly 250,000 people.
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Tata Sons, Ltd
Jamsetji N. Tata
Bombay
Unsolved Murder Mystery of the Duke of Praslin
History’s mysteries recount the 1847 Rue Saint Honore murder of the duchess and the duke’s alleged crime and suicide. The case spawned rumors that the duke fled to England while Mile Deluzy fled to America and later befriended Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Hestage
Annals of
Crime
Paris
Pras- Ha
Praslin
Rue Saint- Honore
Duke of
Mile
Deluzy
Milo
America
New York
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Rue Saint-Honore
Reindeer Rampage Driven by Cold in Lapland
Thousands of reindeer moved south in search of food as moss frozen beneath the ice left them unable to feed. Laplanders, desperate, could not stop the herd from entering farms and crossing reservation boundaries, threatening hay stocks. Reindeer appeared in regions unseen for 25 years.
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Lapland
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Margaret Weymouth Jackson
Pastano’s
Lillian
Bricelands
John Poole
Juliet
Jace
Cherid Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Great East Indian
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