Tapering Look and Fashion Notes From Bond Street Era
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt skewers the Bond Street tailors for a tapering look. suggests American men favor simpler, striking style. It notes fashion shifts from 1920s postwar trends and mocks extreme isosceles silhouettes. Also mentions fur values rising from Alaska in 1924 to 1929 and Kentucky joining the Union as a western state.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bond Street
London
Nirana
Oxford Grays
Divorce by Cruel Treatment in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued May 26 1949 commands Lucy Mae Holland to appear before the District Court in Sherman Grayson County Texas by July 11 1949 to answer the plaintiff Robert A Holland in a divorce case filed May 26 1949 case No 57352. The petition seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Clerk S V Earnest signs the citation with deputy Nancy Drake. 4323
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State of
Texas
Lucy Mae Holland
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Robert A. Holland
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Albert Rush
District Court
F. W. Creager
Auto Finance Co
Sam Gentle
Auto Finance Company
15Th Judicial District
Iva Davidson
Static hearing of animal noises explained by Harvard study
Harvard psychoacoustic experts explain why frogs roars roosters croaks and human sounds seem quieter to the speaker. Dr George W Bakely describes ear pressure equalization via ear canals eustachian tubes and when animals hear themselves.
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Cambridge
Mass
George W. Bakely
Psychoacoustic Laboratory
Harvard University
Ten Puppies in Litter Reported in Renton
Sally the springer spaniel gave birth to 19 puppies between Thursday noon and Friday morning in Renton Washington. Bill Bennett stated on Saturday all the brown and white puppies were born alive and healthy. A Seattle vet check found Sally did not set a world record. Lena the Philadelphia foxhound bore 23 puppies in June 1944.
Wilbur Keith Dies In San Antonio
Wilbur Keith aged 72, longtime Masonic worker in Texas, died Friday in San Antonio. He served as executive secretary for the Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas education committee and visited hundreds of lodges, previously worked for The Dallas News, and was a noted tubercular relief advocate through Kerrville’s Gavel Club. Burial was in Ladonia, survivors include son Jack Keith of Dallas and daughter Dorothy Keith Hatch of Philadelphia.
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Wilbur Keith
Texas
San Antonio
Keith
The
Sun
Grayson College
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
Dallas News
Telegraph
Gavel Club
Kerrville
Masonic _ service
Social Security Board
Rocky Mount
Ladonia
Fannin County
Weiland Funeral Home
Dallas
Jack Keith
Dorothy Keith Hatch
Philadelphia
Ruby Keith
Walter L. Pitts
Tax Notice and Elusive Letter from Chicago
A Texas tax notice warning all heirs and claimants of Lot 12 Block 3 South Highland Addition Denison appears after a letter from Juan Garcia mailed from Chicago. The document lists James Kennedy and wife Lillian Kennedy Regina Kennedy Lacy as potential heirs with unknown residences and status.
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State of Texas
Grayson
James Kennedy
Lillian Kennedy
Regina Kennedy Lacy
South Highland
Denison
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Alaska
Kentucky
the Alleghenies
L. G. Smith
London Zoo
Abena
Smith
S. H. Montgomery
W. E. Lar
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co
Dodge
Plymouth
W. Main St
Denison, Texas
Cardus
Garcia
Edinburg
Sid Hardin
Selective Service Board
Chicago
Mees
Juan Garcia
K. Feed Mill
Ed Kirsch
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Corporation
Mrs
North Houston
Fort Worth, Texas
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