In prison with her was Olive Wharry, who became her lifelong friend.Miss Olive Wharry - Devon History Society online While on hunger strike there with other suffragette prisoners Bryer wrote a verse and signed her name in an autograph album: > Suffragettes we sit and sew > Sew and sit and sit and sew > Twenty-five are we: > Making shirts and socks for men > Cannot get away from them > Even here you see.A Suffragette autograph album - in pictures - The > Guardian 6 December 2012Suffragette autograph album illuminates movement's > struggles - The Guardian 6 December 2012 She was made an executor in the will of her friend and fellow Suffragette Olive Wharry in which Bryer was left an annuity of £200 together with Wharry's hunger strike medal and some of her etchings and books.
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Supported by the single, "Blondes in Black Cars" and the title track, a minor-hit, it eventually peaked at No. 92 on the Billboard album charts.[ Autograph- album chart positions @Billboard.com] Retrieved 1-1-2012. The band then recorded a song titled "Winning Is Everything" for the film Youngblood.
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Ugarte received a medal of honor from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1937. Her journalistic work was also honored by the Zoila Ugarte Committee, overseen by the journalist Tulio Henriquez Cestaris in Guayaquil, which compiled an autograph album full of words of appreciation and recognition from her intellectual contemporaries. She was also honored by the Press Circle in 1966.
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A group of American coeds/flappers arrives at the Hotel Venitien on the French Riviera. In the hotel lobby, Sally Baxter encounters Monsieur de Segurola, "the famous baritone", and asks him to write something in her autograph album. However, when she reads what he has written, she tears it out. Next, she spots handsome Andre Briault, "the famous tennis champion", and his girlfriend Simone.
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She, her Italian actor boyfriend Franco Silva, her producer, secretary, and others painted 4-foot long permanent autographs on the side of the bus, creating a traveling autograph album for the next 17 months. From Rome they went to France,"Bus-logged Johnson Ten Seeing French Attractions" (July 24, 1960) Santa Barbara News Press. Belgium, Netherlands,"Met Acht Kinderen de Wereld Rond". (August 11, 1960) Mensen in ‘T Nieuws.
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Embracing his fame, Paraday takes to going to London luncheons with women. The narrator meets Miss Hurter, an American admirer of the writer's, in his house. As the writer is again busy with Mrs Wimbush, he explains to the girl that the best thing she can do is not to bother Paraday and only admire him from afar, so as not to interfere with his writings. Nevertheless, he keeps her autograph album to show it to him.
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Loud and Clear is the third studio album by the American rock band Autograph, released in 1987. It would be the final Autograph album to feature new material recorded by all five of the original members. The band would not issue another album until 1997. Two of the tracks featured on this album, "Dance all Night" and "She Never Looked that Good For Me" appeared (along with the band themselves) in the film Like Father Like Son, released the same year.
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Votes for Women! She gave her address then as 61 Nethergate, Dundee. Known as "Dundee’s hunger-striker", during her imprisonment in Winson Green Prison in BirminghamSuffragette Autograph Album To Be Auctioned - Woman and Her Sphere website Macfarlane went on hunger strike along with Gertrude Wilkinson and her sister Edith Begbie. On their release from prison both sisters were unwell and appeared very frail; Florence continued with her militant campaign for women's suffrage on her release but Edith Begbie was not arrested again.
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Autograph of General George Foster Shepley from an autograph album he gave to his daughter Anne at Christmas, 1860 (Private Collection of H. Blair Howell) Born on January 1, 1819, in Saco, Maine, Shepley attended Harvard University, received an Artium Baccalaureus degree in 1837 from Dartmouth College and read law in 1839. He entered private practice in Bangor, Maine from 1839 to 1844. He continued private practice in Portland, Maine from 1844 to 1861. He served as the United States Attorney for the District of Maine from 1848 to 1849 and from 1853 to 1861.
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Money's interest in the South American continent had been stimulated by the testimonies of Frederick B Glass, whom he met in 1925, and of George Allan, a New Zealander and founder of the Bolivian Indian Mission, whom he met in 1926. Both wrote in Money's personal autograph album. Glass completed his words of encouragement with a quote from Carlyle: ‘Choose well, your choice is brief but eternal [is brief and yet endless]'. It was an apt quotation for a young man shortly to embark upon a lifetime of work in Peru.
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Tyrrell Historical Library The Beaumont public library system has its headquarters and main branch in downtown Beaumont. The main branch features more than 130,000 titles available for loan, DVDs, Blu-ray, Audiobooks and computer access. The Tyrrell Historical Library, also part of the Beaumont public library system, has archives including material from the Jefferson Beaumont family; the George W. O'Brien diaries from the American Civil War and the O'Brien family papers; and, an autograph album which belonged to Captain Randolph Owen of Alabama which included autographs of Confederate military leaders imprisoned by Union Forces at Johnson's Island, Ohio after the Civil War. The Terrell Historical Library is located in the original First Baptist Church of Beaumont.
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