Caledonian Market Jumble Draws Global Junk Lovers
In London the Caledonian Market thrives on the belief that junk is treasure to someone. Friday crowds buy and haggle for china, glass, Dresden porcelain, silver cest, and assorted bric-a-brac from two blocks of stalls. Buyers include Americans for hallmarked silver and Europeans for period pieces, with pure Victorian wares dominating.
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Penn State Professor Outlines Watershed Impacts
University Park reports Dr. William Sopper, Penn State associate professor, says land use shifts between forests and open land alter streamflow. A 16 year, 134 watershed study in the northeastern states finds runoff is more available in southern unurbanized areas during summer when needed, due to agricultural lands contributing slower spring streams.
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American Consul General Takes Victoria Post
Sydney reports Richard Service arrived to assume the post as U.S. Consul General for Victoria. He carries a spear gun and is described as likely to get along with Australia’s leadership, including Prime Minister Holt, during the assignment.
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Fashions for Women and Children at Denby’s
Lace trimmed gowns and sheer nightwear set the tone for Vanity Fair color schemes. Denby’s highlights include toddler robes, girl’s quilted robes, and boys’ permanent press plaids with belts and lapels, all offered in cozy pajama ensembles and lounging sets.
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