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newyorkthegoldenage · 15 days
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People gathered in Times Square to watch the total eclipse on July 9, 1935.
Note: The Times Instagram gave the date as 1945, but as numerous people have pointed out, that’s wrong. So I changed it to 1935.
Photo: NY Times via Times Instagram
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shisasan · 10 months
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𝙹𝚞𝚕𝚢 𝟿, 𝟷𝟿𝟷𝟸 𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚒𝚊𝚛𝚒𝚎𝚜 𝙾𝚏 𝙵𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚣 𝙺𝚊𝚏𝚔𝚊, 𝟷𝟿𝟷𝟶-𝟷𝟿𝟷𝟹
[ID: July 9. many devils are within us. END ID]
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musickickztoo · 10 months
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Lee Hazlewood July 9, 1929 – August 4, 2007
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chic-a-gigot · 10 months
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La Mode illustrée, no. 28, 9 juillet 1882, Paris. Toilettes de Mme Bréant-Castel, 6, rue Gluck. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands
Description de toilettes (Bibliothèque Forney):
Robe en faille noire (jupe courte) entièrement recouverte avec de la gaze de soie noire, perlée de jais. Le bord inférieur est garni de deux hauts volants de blonde espagnole noire. Les hanches sont couvertes par une écharpe entièrement en dentelle espagnole noire, garnie de même dentelle fixée sur le côté de droite par de longs flots de rubans de satin noir. Le corsage ouvert a, sur son encolure, une ruche de dentelle blanche. Manches à gigots demi-courtes; gants noirs longs.
Robe en faille rayée et changeante, nuances beiges et bleues de plusieurs tons. La jupe est disposée devant en gros plis (tuyaux d'orgue), retenus à 5 centimètres de distance de leur bord inférieur, de façon à former une tête renversée, qui repose sur une balayeuse de cachemire bleu. Tunique composée de sept volants de cachemire bleu, brodés en soie bleue ; derrière ces volants se continuent, de façon à couvrir le lé de derrière. Corsage en faille changeante pareille à la jupe terminée derrière par un nœud très-large en même faille, sous lequel passe un autre nœud très-volumineux en faille bleue. Chapeau de paille beige doublé de bleu, orné d'une branche de roses thé.
Dress in black faille (short skirt) entirely covered with black silk gauze, beaded with jet. The bottom edge is trimmed with two high ruffles of black Spanish blonde. The hips are covered by a scarf entirely in black Spanish lace, trimmed with the same lace fixed on the right side by long streams of black satin ribbons. The open bodice has, on its neckline, a ruffle of white lace. Half-short gigot sleeves; long black gloves.
Dress in striped and changing faille, beige and blue shades of several tones. The skirt is arranged in front in large folds (organ pipes), held back 5 centimeters from their lower edge, so as to form an upturned head, which rests on a sweeper of blue cashmere. Tunic composed of seven flounces of blue cashmere, embroidered in blue silk; behind these ruffles are continued, so as to cover the back length. Bodice in changing faille, similar to the skirt, finished behind by a very wide knot in the same faille, under which passes another very voluminous knot in blue faille. Beige straw hat lined with blue, adorned with a branch of tea roses.
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dailykafka · 2 years
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- July 9, 1912 / Franz Kafka diaries
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Happy 3rd Birthday to
“This Is Hiding on Your Body RIGHT NOW.”
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on-this-day-mcr · 10 months
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On this day, July 9
In 2007: My Chemical Romance released the single "Teenagers", the fourth and final single from their third studio album "The Black Parade". (🖤)
Stream "Teenagers" here!
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liltimfrance · 10 months
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LILY-ROSE DEPP
Lily at 070 shake concert in Barcelona today (July 9)
By maartinawi on Twitter
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todaysdocument · 10 months
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On July 9, 1813, the governor of Louisiana wrote to President Madison about his concerns: Spanish pressure in the Gulf and Caribbean; Revolutionists in Texas; the War Department’s bad credit; the loss of half a million dollars’ worth of crops from flooding. 
Record Group 59: General Records of the Department of State
Series: Letters Received
File Unit: May THRU July 1813
Transcription: 
New Orleans July 9th 1813
Dear Sir
I sincerely wish the mediation of Russia may eventuate in an early and honorable adjustment of differences between the United States and Great Britain, - But I much fear England has not yet sufficiently felt the pressure of the war to induce her to be just. - I trust however that the valor and interprise of our naval Heroes, will soon be equalled by our land forces, and that the fall of Canada will convince the Enemy that he may loose much and can gain little, by a continuance of the war. - 
In this quarter we hitherto have only felt the effects of the war on commerce and agriculture. But I entertain great apprehensions that a strong [underlined] force [end underline] and a judicious disposition of [underlined] it [end underline], may soon be necessary for our security. - The agents of Spain at Havanna & Pensacola express considerable dissatisfaction at the late occupancy of Mobile by the troops of the United States, and an expedition is fitting out at Havanna avowedly (as is Stated) for the recapture of that Port. - Indeed, it is confidently reported the expedition was on the point of sailing, but that the Captain General of Cuba was advised by “a council of war” to await further operations, until the Supreme Government of Spain could be consulted. In the mean time the Governor of Pensacola has
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in a letter to the officer commanding at Mobile complaining of the taking possession of that Port, as also of Baton-Rouge as [underlined] acts [end underline] of [underlined] aggression [end underline] + requires their immediate evacuation. - I further learn that the Spanish authorities have of late been unusually attentive to the Creek and Chactaw Indians and had made them considerable presents. How far this course of conduct may be dictated by the [underlined] Enemy [end underline], time will uphold, - But my impression has always been, that [underlined] he [end underline] would not force Spain to break with the United States, until it became his policy to attack Louisiana and that there, all the power and the supposed influence of Spain in Louisiana would be enlisted against us. - The war on the Continent will afford ample employment for the French Armies, and it is probable that their veteran troops, will be withdrawn from the Peninsula, this will led to a deminution[?] of the British [underlined] force [end underline] in that quarter, and a part of [underlined] it [end underline] may be ordered to Spanish Americas, as well with a view to menace Louisiana, as to preserve the Mexican Provinces. - An attack on Louisiana will necessarily divide the American Forces, and may perhaps protract the conquest of Lower Canada. - The Spanish Mexican Provinces involved in all the horrors of civil war will soon cease to be useful to Spain or her allies, unless a “Force that can 
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look down all opposition” shall speedily arrive. - But to enlarge is unnecessary. - Your means of information will enable you to anticipate the Enemy at every point, nor do I doubt but this section of the union, will, when the occasion demands, receive as ample support, as your means will permit. - In speaking of the Mexican Provinces, it seems to me, that the movements of the Revolutionists in Texas, are of great concern to our country. - It is true the capital of the Province [underlined] St. Antonio [end underline], has been taken, and that the Revolutionists have hitherto met with little opposition, - But the savage and imprudent conduct of the chiefs have already indisposed & disgusted the people. - Bernardo the leader has all the qualities of a tyrant, - [underlined] weak cowardly [end underline] and [underlined] cruel [end underline]. - after the capture of St. Antoine, he rested from his labours, & gave time for the Royalists again to embody, - nor has he taken measures to organize a Government or to provide permanently for the support of his army. - anarchy prevails - and an arbitrary destruction of life, character & property, is the order of the day. - It is rumoured that Bernardo is deposed, and a General Toledo (last from Philadelphia) called to the Supreme Command. But the change is too late. - a regular [underlined] force [end underline] of three thousand men (the greater part from Vera Cruz) [underlined] is [end underline] certainly advancing toward St. Antonio, and will in all probability [underlined] drive the Revolutionists back on Louisiana [end underline]. - In [underline] such event [end underline], I fear some
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Disorders on our frontiers will be committed, and I am not without apprehensions, that these disorders may be followed by acts of hostility on the part the Royalists. 
General Flournoy is providing for the defence of Mobile and has sent thither strong reinforcements. - He is [underlined] exclusively [end underline] devoted to his military duties, and seems to me, to have made a most judicious disposition of his command. 
I have given orders to day for a Regiment of militia drawn from the first Brigade (by drafts) to be held in readiness for service, and so soon as the militia of the more distant counties can be organized in conformity to the provisions of a late law, I shall add three other Regiments to this disposable force. - I add with regret, that it has not been, and I fear will not be, for some time in my power to render the militia of Louisiana efficient, - The heterogenious map of which our population is composed, the contrariety of language spoken, the dispersed situation of our settlements, & the want of arms present serious embarrassments - I however shall not be wanting in exertion, and will in time of need, give to the General Government all possible aid in the defense of the State. 
It is believed that vast sums of money have been recently expended in providing for the safety of Louisiana, - How far these sums have been judiciously expended, time will evince. - But from my knowledge of the country, and the means of approaching
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it, I feel no hesitation in saying that a water defence is not only the most economical, but the safest that could be resorted io. The block ship destined (I learn) for the lakes is in great forwardness, and will, with a few gun boats, be a formidable defence in that quarter. Two large block ships with a few look-out boats on the Mississippi, and one block ship and five or six gun boats on the Mobile [underlined] would give greater security, than all the fortifications that could be erected [end underline]. 
In speaking of [underlined] fortifications [end underline], it is understood that several recently commenced, and left in an unfinished state, - the proper officers being without [underline] means [end underline] of completing them, nor can they procure [underline] them [end underline], since the protest of a number of the bills of Colonel Shawmburg the Deputy Quarter Master General, has greatly affected the credit of the War Department. - Indeed Sir, the General distrust of the bills of the Quarter Master & pay master of the army have already created such embarrassment, & will I fear, seriously injure the service. 
Mr. Fulwar Skipwith has been here for some days, without being unable to obtain a pa[paper lost] his port of destination, - He has vested a Mr. William Taylor of this state with special powers, & this gentleman departs hence for the Havanna in a few days, in hopes of obtaining passage 
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for thence to the Port of St. Domingo. - Mr. Skipwith did me the honor to apprise me of the nature of his mission, and to consult me as to the course proper to be pursued. - It seemed to me imprudent for him who I knew was obnoxious & would excite the suspicion of the Spanish authorities to venture himself at Havanna, as regards Mr. Taylor, I believe him to a discrete, honest, capable young man & will execute the trust reposed with great fidelity. 
I do not recollect ever to have seen the Mississippi as high as the present year, and really, [underlined] the effects [end underline] have been most distressing. - The loss of cattle, hogs &c. Have been considerate Crops that would have sold at [underline] half a million dollars [end underline] have been destroyed, and the injury done to houses, fences, levees, & lands would not be repaired for that sum. - But a still greater misfortune is apprehended; a prevalence of disease (one of the effects of high waters) thro’ out the state, and the death of many valuable citizens. 
I request you to present my best wishes to your amiable [paper lost] me to [illegiable] myself. 
With sentiments of the great respect, your faithful friend. - 
William C.C. Claiborne
James Madison
President of the United States.
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alyandajsource · 10 months
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iamaj: “On the Road” with @ voguemagazine ~ part 2
📷 @ auhasardspr 🖊️ @ keaton.kilde.bell
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July 09: Happy Birthday Saila Qilavvaq (Maplelea)!!!!
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newyorkthegoldenage · 10 months
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Kids on Mulberry St. on the Lower East Side turned a WPA street excavation site into a temporary swimming hole using water from a fire hydrant, July 9, 1936. Temperatures rose to the highest point in New York history that day.
Photo: Associated Press via the Daily Mail
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shisasan · 10 months
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𝙹𝚞𝚕𝚢 𝟿, 𝟷𝟿𝟷𝟸 𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚒𝚊𝚛𝚒𝚎𝚜 𝙾𝚏 𝙵𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚣 𝙺𝚊𝚏𝚔𝚊, 𝟷𝟿𝟷𝟶-𝟷𝟿𝟷𝟹
[ID: July 9. Nothing written for so long. END ID]
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musickickztoo · 10 months
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 Jack White *July 9, 1975
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chic-a-gigot · 10 months
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La Mode illustrée, no. 28, 9 juillet 1905, Paris. Costume de bicyclette. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney
La jupe non doublée, en covert-coat beige, est disposée en plis derrière; on la ferme des deux côtés du lé de devant.
La chemisette en toile de soie blanche est faite avec des groupes de petits plis; les manches sont exécutées avec un pli creux prolongé sur l'épaule, jusqu'au col. On complète le costume par un col en batiste brodée et une cravate.
The unlined skirt, in beige covert-coat, is arranged in pleats behind; it is closed on both sides of the front length.
The white silk linen chemisette is made with groups of small pleats; the sleeves are executed with an inverted pleat extended over the shoulder, up to the collar. The costume is completed with an embroidered cambric collar and a tie.
Fournitures : 4 m. de covert-coat en 1 m. 20 de large, 4 m. de toile de soie.
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stardustandrockets · 10 months
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To probably no one's surprise, I haven't read The Sunbearer Trials yet. I have this bad habit of buying books knowing they're going to be in a series and either reading them quickly, getting mad there's a cliffhanger, or buying it and waiting for the rest of the series to come out before reading. Rarely is there an in-between.
Book two hasn't even been announced yet, and I don't want to run the risk of the former happening, so it's been sitting on my shelf with my other two Aiden Thomas books. I'll get to it eventually. 🤷🏻‍♀️
Which one are you? Waiting until the whole series is completed or reading as they're published despite possible cliffhangers?
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#TheSunbearerTrials #AidenThomas #TransBooks #TransRep #Duologies #HungerGamesMeetsPercyJackson #LGBTQReads #LGBTQIA #QueerBookRecs #ReadWithPride #ReadQueerAllYear #StardustAndRockets
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