The National Bird Turkeys and Tradition Across America
The article traces the turkey as America’s Thanksgiving symbol from colonial beginnings at Plymouth to its European name origin from Turkey. It notes Texas as a major turkey producer and describes the Texas turkey trot in Ouero and Brady with large drives, parades, and market sales headed for northern cities.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Plymouth
Pilgrims
Edward Winslow
William Bradford
England
Massasoyt
Standish
Mary Austin
New York Evening Post
Turkey
Mexico
New World
Spain
Europe
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Gulf States
Arkansas
Florida
Rocky Mountain
Merriam’s
Narragansett
Massachusetts Bay
America
Texas
Union
Heart of Texas
Ouero
Brady
New York Times
Carmen Anderson
Emi
Chamber of Commerce
Rth
Moody
Tom
Jack
Shipelie Ae
New York
Milwaukee
Red-Haired Girls More Balanced, Study Claims
A noted artist club’s data suggests red-haired women may be less prone to serious diseases as lighter skin may expel poison faster. The report also links red hair to bow legs in some, knock knees in brunettes, and asserts redheads are not hot-tempered but mentally steadier than brunettes.
Edinburgh Receives Unique Australia Wood Table
City hall displays a table crafted from various Australian woods. The gift comes from a delegation of Scots who toured Australia, featuring finely grained panels and varied colorings. Square leg design with crosspieces enhances its distinct look.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Australia
Fireproof New York Apartment Tower Shocks Painter
Robert Saint-Hubert visits a 24 story New York apartment house described by its owner as fireproof throughout. The builder boasts 7 elevators 3 000 rooms and 800 bathrooms in the vast structure provoking the painter’s ironic reaction.
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Robert Saint-Hubert
Fontainebleau School
New York
Mr. Saint. Hubert
Clare Sheridan To Lecture Light And Epigrammatic
The half American, half English sculptor Clare Sheridan plans a lighter lecture style. She told a London correspondent that previous talks were too heavy and that her talks, including one on love, will be airy and witty with epigrams.
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Clare Sheridan
London
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
The Unpardonable Crime
A brief local item notes a bystander saying Jones is being run out of town for minding his own business as a crowd reacts to the incident.
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Jones
People Struggle for Everyday Joy in Extreme Weather
The remark notes that those seeking maximum daily enjoyment are often thwarted by weather, finding days either too hot or too cold. It highlights a common human frustration with climate extremes affecting mood and activity.
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