Spring Bayou, Florida. January 14, 1921.
I don't know anything about Spring Bayou, but it looked nice on this day in 1921.
Family, friends, and others greeting US Navy aviators Lt. Louis A. Kloor , Jr., Lt. Walter T. Hinton, and Stephen A. Farrell at Pennsylvania Station, New York on January 14, 1921. Alexandra Flowerton, with muff in center, Anna Louise Kronholm and Eugene George Farrell also picture.
The friends and family of Naval aviators again gathered to greet their return.
Who Alexandra Flowerton was in this scenario is not explained, but the photographer clearly favored here in the scene.
Defeated White troops disembarked in Turkey.
Russian refugees going ashore at Constantinople, as it was then called, wearing rags, carrying duffle bags.
They were on to new lives in new communities, first in Turkey, and then later to other European locations for the most part. Most would never see Russia again, and those who did, did so in the context of an other great war in which their fate was generally unhappy.
Recently elected Congressman Alice M. Robertson and suffragist photographer Anita Pollitzer gatered for tea and appeared rather happy.
Alice M. Robertson and Anita Pollitzer. Pollitzer was a photographer and suffragist. Robertson was an incoming Congressman from Oklahoma.
And somebody saw fit to photograph a tire testing machine at the Bureau of Standards.
Bureau of Standards tire testing machine.
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