Balloon of La Perouse and a vendimia farewell
In a California presidio an autumn vendimia unfolds with vines, pears, apples and a balloon ascent by La Perouse. Governor Fages and Augustias watch as fruit loads rise to ships while a dramatic escape attempt by Indizuela tests loyalties and bonds on the beach.
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Pedro
Don Pedro
Poljareros
Count de la Perouse
la Perouse
la Gobernadora
Angustias
Presidio
Pedro Fages
Fages
Lima
California
Amare
al Conde
Monsieur le Gouverneur
Senor el Conde
Eulalia
Dagelet
Reine de
Louis XVI
Mission Carmelo
Fray Lasuen
Santa Barbara
Fedro
Chichi
Augustias
Indizuelas
Augustins
Angustlas
Indizuelat
Sol
Indizuela
Future Japanese Soldiers Learn to Die for Emperor
An analysis cites Willard Price and the London Spectator on Japan's wartime mindset. It notes compulsory early training from age six,Bushido influence, and schooling that drills loyalty to family, nation, and the emperor, ending with a wish to die for the emperor.
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Willard Price
London Spectator
Bushido
Early Jazz Bands and the Name Jazz Evolution
By 1915 New Orleans bands played what became known as jazz. Joseph Gorham took a band to Chicago that gained fame as Browns Band from Dixieland. Bert Kelly popularized the term jazz bands for many orchestras. Brown's Band reached New York in 1916. In 1937 the Dixieland Jazz Band from New Orleans recorded Livery Stable Blues, while Jim Europe introduced the style to Europe.
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New Orleans
Joseph Gorham
Chicago
Brown
Dixieland
Bert Kelly
New York
Jim Europe
Coap A. EB
Europe
Easy Crochet Dress Pattern 1658 For Sizes 4 to 8
Crochet a charming mesh dress with puff stitch dots using mercerized cotton in Spring colors. Pattern 1658 includes sizing 4 to 8, stitch illustrations, material needs, and a photo detail. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Department, 82 Eighth Ave New York NY for the pattern.
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Needlecraft Department
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Eiffel Tower Construction and Facts Highlight
Work on the Eiffel Tower started January 22, 1887 and finished March 31, 1889. The structure stands 1,000 feet tall, weighs 15,400,000 pounds, and comprises 12,000 steel plates held by 2,500,000 rivets. On clear days the summit offers views up to 55 miles. in 1937 about 810,185 visitors were recorded. A television station is installed at the summit to interface with the tower’s radio station.
Old friends recall George’s stage misadventure
A weekly meetup among “the boys” dwindles as members scatter for work. Bill and Bob reminisce about George, once an aspiring architect who failed and later took to the stage, where he now remains drawing “poor houses.”
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Bill
Bob
George
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Palacie
Eiffel Tower
Wilcox Hatchery
Maqaoketn
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Inetante Lighting
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Wichita
Kans
Harvard University
Burns
Norge
Adams Wholesalers, Inc
Watertee, Lowe
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