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| Those inventive Americans, National Geographic Magazine, 1971 |
At a county fair in the 1970, a small steam engine is driving a sewing machine to embroider children's names on pieces of cloth for souvenirs. Apparently, the embroidery process is more interesting than a working steam engine.
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she asks, "your name is Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff?"
Little Martha knows how to hold a cold one. I was so hoping it would be a can of Molson but it's Sprite.
The internets say Sprite was introduced in 1961. Apparently that is the first Sprite can design.
I like the governor on the steam engine... D.
That’s with only one f.
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