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This possibly retouched whiskey ghost sign is fittingly located on the side of a (still-open) bar in Braddock, PA.
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Can the Federal Reserve Stimulate
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Richard W. Fisher
I N T E R V I E W E R Maria Bartiromo
Doerr-Hosier Center, McNulty Room
this poor horse seemed so troubled by the flies, unlike the others it had no friend to help swat them so reverted to rapid body movements, in vain to discourage the persistant creatures. I felt sympathy for her and was happy to offer her short relief by swatting her flies, she put her face close to me and remained motionless as I swiped near her eyes
hot and humid yesterday, midday and the horses baffled me, while othere sheltered in shade one group were stood in the open, hot sun and swarming flies
Polarizing filter used on camera; this is my attempt at simulating a red filter in lightroom. Colour version www.flickr.com/photos/callieian/2948904877/
W.C. Fields (1880-1946), born William Claude Dukenfield in Darby, PA and died on Christmas Day in 1946 in a Pasadena hospital. A friend had dropped by to check on him a few days before and found him reading the Bible. When the friend asked why he was reading it, Fields replied, "I'm checking for loopholes".
Let's see...boots are Marty & Liz, same ones as always. Leggings, Target. Dress, Wrapper. Turtleneck: United Colors of B (thrifted) Peacoat: Cherokee, via thrift store, scarf: gifty from my mommy.
Photograph of Frederick W. Lander in military uniform; “Lander” written in pencil beneath the photograph.
The original of this item can be found at the Dayton Metro Library in Dayton, Ohio: MS-017 Bickham Collection, Box 3 - Photo Album.
MS-017 Bickham B03_Album_P14_02