LADIES of 1898 YOUR “TROUBLES” ARE OVER. Because, you know, WINE.
Found in the Kansas City Star, Sunday November 6, 1898, Page 20 and everywhere fine alcoholic female products are sold.
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Jul16
No CommentsWine of Cardui
Posted in: Articles, Fun
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Jun28
No CommentsAffectionate
Posted in: Fun, New York, Newspaper
Found when trolling old newspapers for hints of my Tierneys in New York City and environs. I can claim no relation to this affectionate young man, but the writer’s style is razor sharp!
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Jun21
No CommentsGenealogy Expert Leaves No Record
Posted in: Articles, Fun
While Mr. Taylor’s demise is not a humorous event, the implication of the headline does have its mirth.
Special to THE NEW,YORK TIMES. (1939, Dec 22). George A. Taylor, 63; expert on genealogy. New York Times (1923-Current File), pp. 19-19.
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Apr12
1 CommentLucrative Employment Option
Posted in: Fun, Photo
I did not know this was a lucrative employment option.
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Mar2
No CommentsShip of Flocculence
Posted in: Czech, Fun, Immigration, New York, Photo
My grandmother Marie Simanek emigrated from Predmir, Czechoslovakia to New York in 1922, then returned home in 1926 to ask permission to marry my grandfather Joseph Vanac.
In this photo she is returning to New York – with approval to marry! (She is the upper left-most woman in the rear. Click on the photo for a larger image.)
It was taken in September, 1926 on the S.S. George Washington.
The photo as a whole is one of my favorites, but the ladies at the bottom are my favorite favorite.
About the Author
As I have discovered more evidence of my family’s immigrations and documentation of their lives, I have become entranced by the idea that while we live in different times we often travel similar paths. Read More
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