Washington as cultural hub for nation's capital
A vast array of museums libraries and universities make Washington a center of learning and culture. The National Museum houses 13 million items and the Library of Congress holds nearly five million volumes. Five universities fuel a large student population while government departments and private galleries support extensive research and art collections.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Washington
D. C
Union
Potomac
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
American Federation of Labor
Capital
Union Station
National Museum
Natural History
California
Lincoln
Neucleus
National Gallery of Art
Congress
Laws of Congress
Library of Congress
America
State Department
The
Patent Office
Army Medical Museum
Bureau of Standards
Geological Survey
Interior Department
Office of
American Council of Education
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
National Education Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Carnegie Institution For the Advancement of Peace
Corcoran
Clark
Freer
James McNeill Whistler
Double Tiered Ruffles Fashion Scoop Pattern 2220
In Sun day sewing feature pattern 2220 offers a powder blue chiffon dress with a shoulder ruffle and waistline flare. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40, fabric needs explained and illustrated sewing steps included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Proverbial Quip Sparks Humorous Exchange on Monkey Descent
A professor answers that descent from a monkey is not disgraceful noting a monkey avoids alcohol and tobacco and uses discretion in choosing when to climb a tree, turning a provocative question into a light joke.
Gone Home for Alibi Tombstone Dealer
Widow approves a simple inscription for a tombstone after the dealer’s final alibi joke. The quarrel ends with the line about the last place he ever thought of going, a grim Wisecracker remark.
Not suitable dialogue in public record
The dialogue presents intimate talking between two unnamed individuals, George and Mazie, about kissing at a curve in the road, lacking broader context, event, or sourcing.
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George
Mazie
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