Wonderful Animal Pictures by Dugmore Captivate London
A. Radcliffe Dugmore, famed photographer and naturalist, exhibits dramatic wildlife imagery in London. Photographs show hippos at a water-hole, hartebeest, a lion, and a zebra in flashlit closeups. Born in Wales, Dugmore studied art in Europe, served in World War I, and produced landmark wildlife photography and lectures worldwide.
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London
A A. Radcliffe Dugmoore
Eam Hane
Coke
Abba
Rachel F.R
Life Dugmore
F. R.G
Louise Watkine
New Jersey
Naples
Rome
America
England
Regent Siree
Flag Etiquette Conference Sets Rules for Observance
The American Legion led a national conference at Continental Hall Washington with nearly seventy organizations to codify rules for flag usage. President Harding opened the meeting establishing a committee to draft a code and education plan, emphasizing June 14 as a day of flag ceremony and urging flag display at government buildings and polling places nationwide.
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United States
American Legion
Conti-nental Hall
Washington
Army
United States Ag
Aame
Nouth
Judge Darling Showed Wit Amid Courtroom Tales
A London judge named Darling amused peers with humorous remarks. Stories recount him quipping about a saloon telephone and a chauffeur in reckless driving, drawing levity from the courtroom while famous for solemn duties.
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Justice Daring
London
Mark Twain
Judge Darling
Elephant Inn
Darling
A Lady of Distinction Hailed by Delicate Perfume Influence
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and hot water baths to cleanse pores, followed by Cuticura Talcum powder to achieve a clear, sweet, healthy skin. The ad suggests fragrance stems from the skincare routine.
Kansas Pioneer Recalls Homestead Letter Tale
Manley, a Kansas pioneer, recounts homestead days as a neighbor who could not read or write asks him to write to relatives in Vermont. The scribe waits while the neighbor asks what to tell them and finally suggests using the word pretty with an ending.
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Manley
Kansas
Vermont
A Budding Jokesmith Folklore Exchange
A playful dialogue from the Associated Newspapers features a boy urged toward wit by his mother and a doctor’s blunt remark labeling him a half wit cow within a humorous exchange.
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