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Candid Camera: 1920

Washington, D.C., 1920. "Mary Claphet, Irene & Ella Sherer, Mary Facenire." Transcribed with a "[?]" after each somewhat illegible name. Yes, ladies, you are on the INTERNETS. National Photo Company glass negative. View full size.

Washington, D.C., 1920. "Mary Claphet, Irene & Ella Sherer, Mary Facenire." Transcribed with a "[?]" after each somewhat illegible name. Yes, ladies, you are on the INTERNETS. National Photo Company glass negative. View full size.

 

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Beemans or Black Jack?

Those were my dad's favorite gum flavors, when he was a child. I wonder if the girl second from the right is chewing one of those!

Ella is a Bad Girl

Didn't her mother tell her not to chew gum in public?!

Was it

Iola's day off?

Sand in my shoes

Can you imagine how awful those boots must be when sand gets in them?

Am I the only one

Am I the only one that thinks, that the big joke is, the gal on the right is a guy?

Wrong name

My first thought when I saw the picture was "I'll bet at least one of those girls is named Sandy".

Good time girls

They look like fun-loving, easygoing pals just having a great day at the beach and that is a good thing but maybe they should have re-thunk their headgear. The joker in the crowd seems to be the girl on the far right.

One didn't get the memo

The one not wearing combat boots.

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