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Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, California, January 4, 1908
Colonel Maxson, secretary of the board of school trustees of Reno, has his office in the city hall lined with photographs of pretty girls and young ladies…
(Only a little creepy.)   High-res

Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, California, January 4, 1908

Colonel Maxson, secretary of the board of school trustees of Reno, has his office in the city hall lined with photographs of pretty girls and young ladies…

(Only a little creepy.)

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