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- Designed to impress
- Wasp waist
- Nice Bike
- Shhh
- Two things --
- SIX SECONDS OF HISTORY
- A slot rail in the middle?
- Quaint
- Re: My Favorite Year
- A perfect scene!
- John McGiver comes to mind
- The Bank Block is still half there (right side).
- Decapitated
- Busy town
- Animal Crackers
- My Favorite Year
- Their town
- I wanna know ...
- Left Bank
- No hurryin', but maybe Russian?
- Stack 'Em Up
- What's in a name
- Some things that caught my eye
- No Comment(s)
- Dark swoosh
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- Rock Island Line
- Warning Light
- Front Entrance
- The Pedant In Me
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Thanksgiven: 1942
November 1942. "Neffsville, Pennsylvania. Saying grace before carving the turkey at Thanksgiving dinner in the home of Earle Landis." The relish tray and Mrs. Landis make an appearance. Acetate negative by Marjory Collins, Office of War Information. View full size.
Plumbing?
It looks like there is some retrofitted drainage there in the corner. Certainly makes life easier when hiding the pipes isn't a hard requirement.
Contemporary Report
Grace in the family is only said when Grandmother is visiting. You learn that young.
After Grace ...
I always remember this MAD Magazine satire from 1958 of the Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post Thanksgiving cover.
Reservation, please.
Was that spot at the other end of the table from Mr. Landis reserved for Marjory Collins?
Deliver Us From Shrinkflation, Amen
Look at those torpedo-sized cranberry sauces!
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