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>did you see the Honolulu newspaper add that linked in this post last bread?:
No, I hadn't it was not the op that posted that.
I don't know I'm not the op.
I would like to know more about this.
She had 6 husbands and married him twice.
"In 1956, Elder married her last husband, Ralph P. King, a retired Hollywood cameraman, but not for the last time. She later divorced him in 1959 but remarried him in 1962. At her death, King stated, “We were married about three years when she divorced me. One day she rang me. She says ‘Daddy, are you married again?’ I says no, and she says, ‘Can I come home?’ I says yeah, and there it was. We got married again. A real love story.”"
>A quick search of Paramount Antarctic Bureau comes up dry. Interdasting.
Thank you, this is very interesting.
>In this photo the woman is wearing Victorian clothing…so late 1800s…
I also thought late 19th century but can we exclude 1900-1920's?
>Timeline dilation?
The timeline we have been told is most definitely wrong. One only has to look to European cities.
Is that an eye or a fish?
And there's a lot more strangeness before-during-after the virtual inauguration.