Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of News
Washington column notes telegraph remains vital with a Fort Worth school training operators for railroads. Course lasts 17 weeks and graduates can expect 60 dollars weekly starting pay and job guarantees. It blends tech lore with anecdotes from old time telegraphy and notable operators.
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Frank) Sullivan
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Bill Sulzer Leads Western Union Crew at Sportam'n Park
At Sportamns Park in St. Louis Bill Sulzer heads the Western Union team behind the scenes for the Cardinals and Browns. Despite having only one arm he supplies all needed items from paper and pencils to carbon paper and a calming pill, proving resourceful and reliable under pressure.
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Boston Museum of Science features enlarged human tooth exhibit
A facsimile of a human tooth enlarged 30 times is shown at the Boston Museum of Science with officials noting that if real the tooth could have grown only in the CHICAGO . The Tall Girls Club of Chicago says it is not adverse to short folks while Chicago announces street signs redesigned for easier reading to help visitors navigate the city.
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Boston Museum of Science
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Tall Girls Club of
Fanciful Candy Stripe Braid Tops Knox Cloche Hat Trend
The season showcases hats turning into Knox cloches with candy stripe braids as a chic, easy to wear accessory for spring fashion. Flattering notes highlight how this headpiece complements new outfits and adds playful flair to wardrobes.
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