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100 Years Ago: 1924 The Easter fashion parade will find the American women straighter and more slender than ever before, according to predictions at the annual Fashion Art League of America. The effect of extreme slimness will be sought, it is said. Shorter skirts, flashier clothes and addition of a scarf, a cape and a […]
100 Years Ago: 1924 Movie fans will find following the motion pictures quite profitable if they follow up the series of New England in Motion Pictures which is to begin at 100 of the best motion picture theaters in New England next Monday. The theater to be selected in Lewiston is the Strand, and each […]
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Most Kilkenny people are aware that Ballybought Street is a street located in the eastern environs of Kilkenny City adjacent to Kilkenny Military Barracks, rena...
Most Kilkenny people are aware that Ballybought Street is a street located in the eastern environs of Kilkenny City adjacent to Kilkenny Military Barracks, rena...
As time continues to pass by, we grow more detached from a time when we had native Irish speakers throughout Kilkenny. Our county has had its own storied and un...
As time continues to pass by, we grow more detached from a time when we had native Irish speakers throughout Kilkenny. Our county has had its own storied and un...
Looking Back on April 17 100 Years Ago: 1921 The Calumet club will give another one of their jolly assemblies at the Mystic Ballroom tonight with the members of the social committees, Messrs. O’ Brien, Tuttle, and Coffin in charge. All members are expected to be present. 50 Years Ago: 1971 Mrs. Margaret Cody of the staff of the Auburn Public Library will attend the meeting of the Auburn Exchange Club at The Roundhouse Motor Inn, Tuesday to discuss the Freedom Shrine which club members will present to Auburn’s school children. The Shrine will be placed at the Auburn Public Library, to make it easier for everyone to see and use it. Robert Dumas is program chairman for this week’s meeting, which wives of members are invited to attend. Wednesday at 9 a.m. there will be a dedication ceremony of the Freedom Shrine at Auburn Central School auditorium. Jack Harris is in charge of this event of which members and their guests are Invited to attend.