Lois Long was only 29 years old when she wrote her “Doldrums” series for The New Yorker, but the chronicler of Jazz Age nightlife who once epitomized the flapper lifestyle felt much older given how much the world had changed in just a few short years. She was particularly appalled by ...
Our outside sales have been much more mixed. Obviously, the on-premise sector [restaurants] is basically shut down across the country and that is, traditionally, a large part of our overall sales. Fortunately, we do have a couple wines with solid off-premise distribution and they have benefi...
At the start of the 1930s, the most-used anesthetic was ether, used in this account to calm the patient. Ether carried its own risks—in was unstable, and sparks from X-ray machines and other equipment could cause an explosion. NO SMOKING, PLEASE…Anesthetist in the 1920s carefully ...
Choose from a wide variety of pumpkins, ranging from big and small to unique white pumpkins and ones with charming faces carved into them. At Elwood Pumpkin Farm, the pumpkins are picked right off the vine, ensuring their freshness. While you're there, don't miss out on the additional act...
…and reminiscent of humor in the vein ofRalph Barton, Rea Irvinlaunched a series of the world’s “beauty spots”… Next Time: A Visit to Minskyville… High Anxiety The New Yorkerprofiled authors, composers, civic and world leaders and other notables in its early years, but every so of...
and bacterial cancer of grapes. In addition, a set of healthy plants was included. In this paper, a new selective search algorithm for monitoring the state of plant development based on computer vision in viticulture, based on YOLOv5, was considered. The most difficult part of object detection...