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- Arch Rival
- Hello, Dolly?
- Dyslexia Hotel
- Oh deer
- Ferry tales
- Flying Bird Cage
- Crowded?
- Holy blimp!
- Aloft
- Like a hangar
- Flying Bird cage!
- Zepplin!
- Still a place of commerce
- She's bleeding pretty bad, Cappy.
- Busy shoreline
- Ailanthus?
- Spray paint hadn't been invented
- Hey!
- A very orderly town.
- Plus 121 Years
- Fine detail
- En garde
- Just had to
- Hamilton's Novelty Works
- Come to me, my plump beauty
- Owego, Oswego, Otsego
- You want it, you got it
- Mom still lives here
- Thank goodness!
- Ticket to ride?
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Bevo 10 Cents: 1917
March 15, 1917. Oklahoma City. Jack Ryan is 6-year-old newsie who lives at 126½ West Reno Street. View full size. Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine.
That bike
Amazing bike. HUGE bars, and check out the saddle. I would love to ride that thing around town. I wonder if it's fixed or has a coaster brake.
Bevo
That Bevo must have been some concoction to warrant a dime a bottle! Probably a quart bottle, though. After all, when I was a kid in the '50s, Cokes were still only a nickel.
[Bevo was a popular nonalcoholic malt beverage made by Anheuser Busch. Wikipedia link. - Dave]
Nice pattern matching
...on the man's plaid cap!
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