Thank you, Cher!!
Nov 28, 2019
Nov 26, 2019
Nov 16, 2019
No more tight shoes for me!
1797
Oct 28, The Philadelphia Inquirer, P3, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Died
– Mr. John Clark, Silk Dyer, of this city.
His death was occasioned by a sprain of his ancle[sic] in putting on a
very small boot.
Nov 13, 2019
Couldn't Take it Sober?
GenealogyBank:
1952
Feb 10, Richmond Times Dispatch, P34, Richmond, Virginia
Couldn’t
Take it Sober?
A
man who came before Judge John Ingram in Hustings Court the other day on a
drunk and disorderly charge testified that all he did was to listen to some
hillbilly music on the radio and get drunk.
If the hillbilly music he was listening to was like some we’ve heard, he
was justified in getting tanked.
Nov 9, 2019
Chesty
Chesty was at the Marine Corps Birthday Ball this evening with his Marine. His Handsomness enjoyed all the attention.
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