Evolution of Baby Carriages From Stork to Bassinet Pullman
A compact history traces baby transport from early rock and hide slings to sleds and wheels, tying the rise of carriages to evolving craft. It notes 17th century reeds, 19th century ornament, and the Hertwood-Wakefield bassinet pullman as modern refinement while celebrating the enduring hip hold and the stork origin.
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Br Floren
Theery
China
Assyria
Egypt
Europe
Darling
Japanese Chamber Leader Visits President in Washington
Raita Fujiyama, head of Japan National Federation of Chambers of Commerce, met with President Harding in the White House. Ambassador M. Hani bara introduced him during the visit aimed at strengthening U.S. Japan business ties.
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Raita Fujiyama
National Federation of Chambers of Commerce
Japan
White House
Washington
Harding
M. Hanibara
Northwestern senior class president tied to campus policy
James Patterson, a senior class president at Northwestern University, is named as a sponsor of the campus policy linked to the Leighton Mount death case. The grand jury investigates Mount's death after his rock-covered skeleton was found under a pier as police probe the campus incident.
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James Patterson
Northwestern University
Evanston
Leighton Mount
Mount
Carthage ruins yield Punic relics amid sacrifice scene
Excavations at the Carthage site reveal Punic relics from ancient clashes with Rome. A large pine lamp and pottery shard are among the artifacts, with Project lead Prorok noting the finds as evidence of early Italian campaigns and ritual offerings.
Politician's Wife Sails for Paris to Seek Divorce
Mrs Gladys Quinn of Florida embarks for Paris amid a high profile divorce matter. Reports sketch tensions within the household after accusations of abuse and a claimed separation, with the case drawing media interest and prompting legal steps.
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Paris
Foreign daredevil racers invade U S seeks glory
American entries to the Indianapolis Sweepstakes head by Jimmy Murphy. Last year's winner faces the strongest foreign invasion this year with German and French drivers in Mercedes and Bugatti cars. Many entries are small yet powerful, with new records promised. Germans are the only two man crews.
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Indianapolis Sweenstakes
Jimmy Murphy
Lipper Tett
Christian Lautenschlager
Mercedes
Jimmy Marghy
Pierre de Visceya
Bugatti
Max Sailor
Ata
Vidor and Wife Agree to Part Showdown or Split
Florence Vidor and director King Vidor are reported to have agreed to live apart while remaining married. The pair may see each other only sporadically, about twice a week, and no divorce is contemplated, according to close sources.
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Florence Vidor
Beautifel Film
King Vidor
Dato
Mia
Vidor
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Northwestern
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Italy
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Eupre Mace
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Pranda
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Phowa
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