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The Taylor Daily Press, Texas, April 30, 1921
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The Hoisington Dispatch, Kansas, November 9, 1922
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, April 9, 1939
Gentlemen’s suit or ladies dress.
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Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York, December 20, 1890
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Democrat and Chronicle, New York, May 30, 1897
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Window display, Pasadena, January 24, 1957
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The Record-Union, Sacramento, August 24, 1899
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Oakland Tribune, California, June 25, 1933
(Adjusted for inflation that’s $9.24, not too shabby!)
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pennsylvania, January 4, 1920
“And He’d Say Oo-La-La! Wee-Wee!”
If Jack and Betty haven’t spoken a word to each other for three days, invite them into your home and put these two looniest of fox trots on the Victrola.
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Fighting over lots for sale, Southern California, 1930
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Lots for sale, Southern California, 1930
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The Age, Melbourne, Australia, April 22, 1941
For grown-up children too!
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Corsicana Daily Sun, Texas, October 11, 1916
Since Adam and Eve begun the dress up period, men and women have been keeping it up. But Adam was a lucky youth. He was very good looking, and the only man in the world, so it was not necessary for him to wear many clothes or study style.
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The Minneapolis Journal, Minnesota, April 10, 1905
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The Evening News, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, March 21, 1928