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"Advertisement for Mail Service," Post Office Department, March 21, 1947
Title
"Advertisement for Mail Service," Post Office Department, March 21, 1947.
Author
Post Office Department, Robert E. Hannegan
Abstract/Description
Advertisement for a proposal of a mail service route between Pensacola and Joy Brook Corner.
Identifier
uwfgbhs1947-03-21_Advertisement_for_Mail_Service
Format
Image (JPEG)
"DUDES" BASEBALL TEAM, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
Title
"DUDES" BASEBALL TEAM, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
Abstract/Description
"Dudes" baseball team, Pensacola, Fla. Charles T. Cottrell Photographer, 1890s (Circa)
Identifier
WF1455559333, uwf:48533
Format
Image (JPEG)
"FISHERMANS PARADISE" PAINTING, PENSACOLA, FLA.
Title
"FISHERMANS PARADISE" PAINTING, PENSACOLA, FLA.
Abstract/Description
Painting, 'Fishermans Paradise", by B. A. Manuel, Pensacola, Florida. Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
Identifier
WF1455559063, uwf:48263
Format
Image (JPEG)
"Foolish men that prayse gin eke t'envy"
Title
"Foolish men that prayse gin eke t'envy": armes, armor, and eroticism in Spenser's The Faerie Queene.
Author
Desimone, Noah Ryan
Abstract/Description
In Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene, scenes of armament and disarmament allegorize the way that idealized and degenerate forms of masculinity are forged. Armor, in Spenser, is less a physical than a psychological shield. Donned at the wrong time, the knights become cruel, untrustworthy, and apathetic. Removed at inappropriate junctures, they descend into lust, avarice, and gluttony. Spenser's epic models the self-fashioning by which gentleman could come to embody the harmony of Venus and...
Show moreIn Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene, scenes of armament and disarmament allegorize the way that idealized and degenerate forms of masculinity are forged. Armor, in Spenser, is less a physical than a psychological shield. Donned at the wrong time, the knights become cruel, untrustworthy, and apathetic. Removed at inappropriate junctures, they descend into lust, avarice, and gluttony. Spenser's epic models the self-fashioning by which gentleman could come to embody the harmony of Venus and Mars. Empedocles' principle of love and war--the idea that eros and strife must come together for the generation of life to occur--is central to Spenser's idea of exemplary masculinity as well as to his political and artistic vision of harmony. The epic models a paradigm of courtly masculinity that places a premium on intense emotional relationships between men, even as it divorces eros from the realms of martial honor and patriarchalism. Since Spenser's vision of self-fashioned masculinity depends upon his understanding of court culture and the woman presiding over it, I conclude my thesis by looking at the epic's critique of Elizabeth I's use of romantic tropes and erotic pageantry
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Identifier
1296388542, WFE0000781
Format
Document (PDF)
"Home Away from Home," Pensacola Chamber of Commerce
Title
"Home Away from Home," Pensacola Chamber of Commerce.
Author
Pensacola Chamber of Commerce
Abstract/Description
A list by the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce of tourist lodging in Pensacola and the surrounding area, including a description of accommodations and addresses.
Identifier
uwfgbhsHomes_Away_from_Home
Format
Image (JPEG)
"LAKE CHARLES" AT A DOCK
Title
"LAKE CHARLES" AT A DOCK.
Abstract/Description
Photograph of the cargo ship Lake Charles of the Garcia Line at a dock.
Identifier
uwf_PF126_Brown_Marine_Co_Item004
Format
Image (JPEG)
"Not trying to cause trouble" Handwritten Note
Title
"Not trying to cause trouble" Handwritten Note.
Abstract/Description
Note requesting a "fair make and proper info" and numbers.
Identifier
PortofPensacola_025
Format
Image (JPEG)
"READER WANTS ANSWERS ON PORT, WAREHOUSE USE," PENSACOLA NEWS, SEPTEMBER 11, 1966
Title
"READER WANTS ANSWERS ON PORT, WAREHOUSE USE," PENSACOLA NEWS, SEPTEMBER 11, 1966.
Author
Pensacola News, Sam Dane, W. S. Underwood
Abstract/Description
Article featuring two op-eds reacting to an article about the Port of Pensacola Director Philip Alvarez’s fiscal plan and H. Green’s letter about the fiscal spending of the Port.
Identifier
uwf_PF126_Oversize003
Format
Image (JPEG)
"SEVEN-UP" BOTTLING TRUCKS-PENSACOLA, FLA.
Title
"SEVEN-UP" BOTTLING TRUCKS-PENSACOLA, FLA.
Abstract/Description
Fleet of Seven-up Bottling Company's trucks-in the plants yard at 3300 Mobile Highway. Circa 1950 Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
Identifier
WF1455558990, uwf:48190
Format
Image (JPEG)
"Special to The New York Times"
Title
"Special to The New York Times".
Author
New York Times
Abstract/Description
A clipping from the New York Times dated October 6 yet publishing date is unknown. The article details the record breaking speed runs of former Giants pitcher Lieutenant Al J. Williams, noting that at one point during his flight he lost consciousness after turning at a high speed.
Identifier
uwfnam_HJBbox3_11-3-1923_NavalAirmanFlies259MPH_3
Format
Image (JPEG)
"The Old-Time Religion" Handbill, ca. May 1920s
Title
"The Old-Time Religion" Handbill, ca. May 1920s.
Author
Paul Crank, First Christian Church
Abstract/Description
Single page handbill, brown and brittle with age and acid in the paper. Announcing "The Old-Time Religion" Special Services at the First Christian Church, Wauchula, Florida, Sunday, May 15th, at 7:30 p.m. "We must fan afresh the flickering flame of freedom in the hearts of the American people." "Come! let us face the truth, the whole truth and provide for it." Pastor Maj. Paul Crank. Also see: 2016.035.0392.
Identifier
uwf_ht_2016.035.0446
Format
Image (JPEG)
"Tug the Empire" After Hurricane 1926
Title
"Tug the Empire" After Hurricane 1926.
Abstract/Description
This photograph shows the Sabine Towing Company's Tug the Empire half a mile inland after the Miami Hurricane of 1926.
Date Issued
1926-09
Identifier
uwfnas_nashurricane_tugtheempire_1926
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
"Yellow Peril" 1939
Title
"Yellow Peril" 1939.
Abstract/Description
This photograph, taken in 1939, shows a Boeing-Stearman N2S "Yellow Peril" landing on Felton's Farm Field.
Date Issued
1939
Identifier
uwfnas_nassaufleyfield_flyingfield_1939
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
'WHAT GOOD IS A PRETTY FACE WITH NOTHING BEHIND IT?': THE SPECTER OF THE INAUTHENTIC IN TRUE STORY MAGAZINE AND LITERARY MODERNISM
Title
'WHAT GOOD IS A PRETTY FACE WITH NOTHING BEHIND IT?': THE SPECTER OF THE INAUTHENTIC IN TRUE STORY MAGAZINE AND LITERARY MODERNISM.
Author
Smith, Georgia Clarkson
Abstract/Description
This thesis situates the narratives of True Story magazine in the 1920s within and against the context of their surrounding advertisements in order to reveal a popular resistance to the logic of consumption that was aggressively marketed to working class readers at the turn of the century. I argue that while the confessional narratives of True Story magazine explore the possibilities of self reinvention and upward mobility in market society, they paradoxically reveal an anxiety about the...
Show moreThis thesis situates the narratives of True Story magazine in the 1920s within and against the context of their surrounding advertisements in order to reveal a popular resistance to the logic of consumption that was aggressively marketed to working class readers at the turn of the century. I argue that while the confessional narratives of True Story magazine explore the possibilities of self reinvention and upward mobility in market society, they paradoxically reveal an anxiety about the veracity of the mass market's promises for sociocultural advancement via consumption. Further, I explore the trope of the self-constructed consumer persona in modernist fiction in order to tease out a thematic "preoccupation with inauthencity" that repeatedly begs attention not only in popular confessional magazines like True Story, but also in middle-market and canonical modernist novels such as Anita Loo's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, James Joyce's Ulysses, Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier, and William Faulkner's If I Forget Thee Jerusalem.
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Date Issued
2013
Identifier
WFE0000387, uwf:61065
Format
Document (PDF)
1875-1876 Perdido Bay Lumber Co Account.
Title
1875-1876 Perdido Bay Lumber Co Account.
Author
Perdido Bay Lumber Co
Abstract/Description
June 1, 1875 - June 5, 1876 account for Perdido Bay Lumber Co.
Identifier
ShipsMisc_014
Format
Image (JPEG)
1926 HURRICANE WASHOUT.-PENSACOLA, FLA.
Title
1926 HURRICANE WASHOUT.-PENSACOLA, FLA.
Abstract/Description
Highway washed away, possible landfill going to Milton from Pensacola. Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
Identifier
WF1455558988, uwf:48188
Format
Image (JPEG)
1926 STORM DAMAGE, PENSACOLA, FLA.
Title
1926 STORM DAMAGE, PENSACOLA, FLA.
Abstract/Description
1926 Storm damage of the Cinco Bayou Bridge, Pensacola Yacht Club concrete boat. Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
Identifier
WF1455558999, uwf:48199
Format
Image (JPEG)
1966-68 Account Notes
Title
1966-68 Account Notes.
Author
Pensacola Port Authority
Abstract/Description
1966 - 1968 handwritten account notes.
Identifier
PortofPensacola-160
Format
Image (JPEG)
1967-1968 Account Notes
Title
1967-1968 Account Notes.
Abstract/Description
November 1967 - May 1968 financial notes written on lined paper.
Identifier
PortofPensacola_017
Format
Image (JPEG2000)
1981 survey of citizens of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton Counties
Title
1981 survey of citizens of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton Counties.
Author
University of West Florida, PALMM (Project)
Date Issued
[1981], 1981, 1981
Identifier
AAB0745QF00005/18/200401/13/200516453BfamIa D0QF, ONIWF192- 3, FHP S WF 2004-05-18, FCLA url 20040602, FIPS12033, FIPS12091, FIPS12113, FIPS12131, WF00000155, 2611173, uwf:15393
Format
E-book

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