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Old 07-05-2025, 12:08 AM
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Default How Times Have Changed ( ad from 1905)
An ad from American Boy magazine circa 1905……. What could go wrong?????
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My mother used to work at Harrington & Richardson in the early 1950's making sandwiches for the workers lunches.
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