This week we are in the process of converting our New York, North Carolina and Massachusetts factories from manufacturing ties, shirts and suits to now making masks and gowns. #BrooksBrothers
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— Brooks Brothers (@BrooksBrothers) March 30, 2020
Sorry, but when you earn your high-school diploma from a residential secondary school that was founded in 1810 in a mid-Atlantic state, you better believe that Brooks Brothers, itself founded in 1818, is going to be a big part of your experience. That’s just how it is; there but for the Grace of God and all that. So, Brooks Bros., good job. Thank you also for not needing a big federal infomercial in Wash., D.C., to let us know of your efforts.
Also in the ethos of these residential secondary schools founded on the Eastern Seaboard early in the 19th Century, the following unwritten rules regarding publicity: your name should appear in print on three occasions only — birth, marriage, death. Yup, that’s it. On the other hoof, that could not have been the culture at the New York Military Academy, Cornwall, N.Y., which went bankrupt (!) in 2015.
Yesterday:
The WRD 1
#7 Oh No Wata ($23.80, BestLine Fair Odds 2.46-1)
There were three selected Fonner races yesterday. There were five win-overlay wagers, and there was a winner, at $12-even.
WMF Report / Track-Trend Notes:
WMF Report / Track-Trend Notes for Tuesday, March 31, 2020 – #WillRogersDowns 5 1/2f up-and-at-‘em from the get-go these days. (Recycled from yesterday's report.)
— Cynthia Publishing Company (AIO V6 / BestLine) (@cpcbestline) March 31, 2020
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Today:
The Zongo Race Club suggests Fonner 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9. This looks like grievous bodily harm in the making. Here we go…
