... be longer, probably highlighted and dyed, and aided by daily washing and a host of conditioners. Then, add some good moisturizer, ... change for these ladies to go from office life, with its daily human contact and pleasures (such as this office party) to a few rooms, ...
... bad he had to move on to bigger and better things at the Daily Planet.
For one thing, the locals would know Superman was Clark. He ... could get a hot bath after their shearing!
Spencer Daily Reporter The newspaper is still printed and seems to be flourishing. ...
1916. "Brooklyn Daily Eagle." The newspaper's Washington bureau at 608 14th Street N.W. Harris ... I believe it first said "Victrola."
Brooklyn Daily Eagle The Brooklyn Public Library has digitized the 1841-1902 Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Fascinating reading!
Mad Hatter I wonder if you could get ...
... the Portsmouth and Berkley ferries. And: Clam Broth Served Daily. Whew! 8x10 inch glass negative, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.
Clam Broth Served Daily Oh yeah baby, that ought to pack 'em in. I'd rather eat next door at ...
Washington, D.C., circa 1928. "U.S. Daily." This "national newspaper of vital importance," at 22nd and M streets, reported daily on government affairs from 1926 to 1933, when it became a weekly. ... must have been extra tough converting a newspaper named US Daily into a weekly newspaper.
Model T's Lovely photograph of a ...
The Ohio River at Louisville, Kentucky, circa 1905. "The levee at Louisville." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Tote that barge, lift that bale. Nice shot of a working wharfboat. That is Je ...
April 1941. "Chicago. Lunch wagon for Negroes." 35mm negative by Edwin Rosskam for the Resettlement Administration. View full size.
It does say kosher I'd guess that the word "kosher" here means only that the red hot is made with a beef ...
May 1942. "Lancaster County, Nebraska. Mrs. Lynn May, FSA borrower, cleaning a chicken." Our second look at this lady and that kid . Medium format acetate negative by John Vachon for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
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... and was built to accommodate more than 40,000 shoppers daily. That's a lot of shopping. Beneath the mall was a nearly mile long ... Maybe prosaic, but Identifiable! Maybe mostly prosaic daily drivers, but they are nevertheless distinctive. I count 18 identifiable ...
September 1942. "Substitute materials -- something new in apple containers. To replace nail-bound wooden boxes, a fiber carton has been developed." An innovation known today as the cardboard box. Medium format nitrate negative by William Perlitch ...
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OOPs: Intended for the 'Juvenile Footwear'.
Daily Crescent Amtrak still operates the Crescent on a daily basis between New York City and New Orleans. It's even slightly quicker ...