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A collection of old photographs, historic newspaper clippings and assorted excerpts highlighting the parallels of past and present. Featuring weird, funny and baffling headlines, articles and advertisements! Visit www.yesterdays-print.com 

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New Castle News, Pennsylvania, September 7, 1929

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News-Journal, Mansfield, Ohio, November 11, 1938

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The Albany Capital, Missouri, February 15, 1940

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The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, May 24, 1942

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The Daily Tribune, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, September 21, 1946

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Freeport Journal-Standard, Illinois, May 7, 1948

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The Eugene Guard, Oregon, November 1, 1948

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Ironwood Daily Globe, Michigan, October 18, 1951

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Herald and News, Klamath Falls, March 31, 1953

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The Times, San Mateo, California, January 5, 1954

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The Paris News, Texas, May 13, 1954

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The La Crosse Tribune, Wisconsin, May 31, 1957

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The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah, January 20, 1958

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The Edwardsville Intelligencer, Illinois, November 10, 1959

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The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, November 17, 1961

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The Public Advertiser, London, May 1, 1758 Lost on Sunday last from Bloomsbury-square, a small Italian Fallow-coloured Greyhound, with a white Face and Neck, and answers to the name of Carlo. Whoever will bring him to the Sign of the Orange-Tree the...   High-res

The Public Advertiser, London, May 1, 1758

Lost on Sunday last from Bloomsbury-square, a small Italian Fallow-coloured Greyhound, with a white Face and Neck, and answers to the name of Carlo. Whoever will bring him to the Sign of the Orange-Tree the Corner of King street, Bloomsbury, shall receive Five Shillings Reward.

The Public Advertiser, London, June 27, 1761 STOLEN From Mr. James Taylor, in Howard’s Rope-Walk, near the Hermitage, A Silver gadroon’d Salt, Weight about 2 oz. also a Pepper Box, both marked with the Letters I.T.S and the Workman’s Mark T.B. If...   High-res

The Public Advertiser, London, June 27, 1761

STOLEN

From Mr. James Taylor, in Howard’s Rope-Walk, near the Hermitage, 
A Silver gadroon’d Salt, Weight about 2 oz. also a Pepper Box, both marked with the Letters I.T.S and the Workman’s Mark T.B.
If offered to be pawned or sold, please to stop them and the Party, and give Notice as above, and you shall have all reasonable Satisfaction.

Google tells me that a pepper-box is a type of gun, and gadrooning is a decorative motif, so I’m going to go on a limb here and assume that this man is missing two guns and not a set of salt and pepper shakers like I originally assumed.

The Daily Republican, Monongahela, Pennsylvania, April 18, 1896 My Love! My Own, Darling Dearest, Dear, Sweetest and ONLY Sweetheart. Well, Darling, I am alright. Well Dear, I wish YOU would take a notion to write when ever you want to DEAR. Well you...   High-res

The Daily Republican, Monongahela, Pennsylvania, April 18, 1896

My Love! My Own, Darling Dearest, Dear, Sweetest and ONLY Sweetheart. Well, Darling, I am alright. Well Dear, I wish YOU would take a notion to write when ever you want to DEAR. Well you know that I enjoyed my walk if it was with you DEAREST. Now don’t you “LOVE”. I don’t know if I can go tonight. M wants me to come up. I don’t know weather I will or not but if I do I won’t look at W P if I see him DEAR. Well By By Dearest Darling. Pleas ans Soon From Your Own ——