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Legs of Tomorrow

In 1939, ice skater Erna Anderson was declared to have the "Legs of Tomorrow" on the theory that "the woman of tomorrow will be more athletic."

Arguably this prediction came true. At least, it's common now for women to go to gyms, whereas it wasn't in the 1930s.

Minneapolis Star - June 2, 1939



Erna Anderson. Source: New York Public Library

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Category: Awards, Prizes, Competitions and Contests | Exercise and Fitness | 1930s | Legs | Yesterday’s Tomorrows

The Torre Galatea Museum

Created by---who else?--Salvador Dali.

A nice write-up with more pix at this link.


Posted By: Paul - Mon May 09, 2022 - Comments (2)
Category: Art | Surrealism | Museums | Europe | Twentieth Century

The Loved One Launcher

Starting at $375.00 from CremationSolutions.com.

The Loved One Launcher is the only device of its kind that will shoot earthly remains over seventy feet into the air!!, allowing for a wide dispersal of ashes that can be observed by all in attendance. To add to the celebration, ashes can be mixed with confetti or even streamers for a dreamy visual effect, creating a beautiful, joyful scene that sets the perfect tone. Paying homage to a loved one’s life is simple and intimate with what feels almost like a daytime fireworks display in their honor. The Launcher should not be aimed at any structure or living thing as its blast is powerful.





They should next come out with a catapult model for non-cremated loved ones.

via Dave Barry

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Category: Death

Nipper Runs Amok!

Harder than you might imagine to get Nipper to respond correctly to His Master's Voice.



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Category: Technology | Advertising | Dogs | 1900s

Whistle-Trained Horses

Odd fact: Race-horse trainers teach the horses to urinate when they hear a whistle, in order to make the process of post-race urinalysis easier.

Source: Equitation Science, 2nd ed.



Source: The Blue Collar Thoroughbred

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Category: Animals | Body Fluids

Theora Carter, Apostle of the Toothbrush

Read more about the lady here.








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Category: Clubs, Fraternities and Other Self-selecting Organizations | Hygiene | 1910s | Teeth

Lamp Shade Queen

Pittsburgh Press - Apr 2, 1939

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Category: Awards, Prizes, Competitions and Contests | Fashion | Furniture | 1930s

Follies of the Madmen #531



"Our pants are endorsed by shirtless murderers."

Source.

Posted By: Paul - Fri May 06, 2022 - Comments (8)
Category: Death | Fashion | Advertising | 1960s

Moby Dick, from the whale’s perspective

Artist Wu Tsang's six-hour looping film Of Whales, displayed recently at the 59th Venice Biennale, reimagines the story of Moby Dick, from the whale's perspective. Details from artnet.com:

The site-specific digital film displays a six-hour loop of dreamlike subaquatic sequences and changing reflections of daylight, woven together through the use of game engine technology... the film imagines the story of Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick from the whale’s perspective...

"The work is about reflection in both senses, as well as capturing the whale come out of the water and dive back into it," the artist said, looking at the looping underwater scenes in which the whale remains unseen but is hinted at in fluctuating camera movements. Images of jellyfish float through the water and spiral beams of light reflect across forceful waves.

It doesn't sound like Ahab and crew ever make an appearance, which seems to me like a bit of a lost opportunity. It could have been six hours of jellyfish and waves, followed by five minutes of crazed sailors.

Posted By: Alex - Thu May 05, 2022 - Comments (0)
Category: Literature | Movies

Las Floristas Headdress Ball

It seems that this charity group does not do the annual Headdress Ball any longer. But we can still marvel at the past.


See more photos here.















Posted By: Paul - Thu May 05, 2022 - Comments (2)
Category: Charities and Philanthropy | Fashion | Headgear | Twentieth Century | Twenty-first Century

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