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Henderson powered motor car.. That car seems to be missing the suspension necessary for that trip. The man wouldn't have a spine left after 50miles on roads of that era.
The car has leaf spring suspension. Typical for that era.
I don't see a spare tire which would also be typical.
I don't see a spare tire which would also be typical.
If I ever find some molasses I want to make this cake. I'll replace the raisins with some dried cherries though since I have so many lol
No meat? No problem
1979 recipe for peanut butter brownies
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I have more spam recipes lol
My uncle gets a constant ribbing when we are around him for his love of spam.
People gave me a bad time when I ordered Spam musubi from the L&L Hawaiian BBQ.
From 1967
Recipes on the side
Recipes on the side
How about Rice Krispies
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Indian school, the really bad ones. This was labeled Nez Pierce
I don't see anyone smiling in that picture.
I read a book about one of the original Code Talkers. What he went through as a kid was horrifying. Him and the other kids would be dropped off and they had to walk to school. It took them 3 days with nothing but a sack of sandwiches. He was around 8 and his sister was 5. They were beaten, sexually abused, and starved continually. If they spoke their native language they were severely punished.
All in the name of religion.
I read a book about one of the original Code Talkers. What he went through as a kid was horrifying. Him and the other kids would be dropped off and they had to walk to school. It took them 3 days with nothing but a sack of sandwiches. He was around 8 and his sister was 5. They were beaten, sexually abused, and starved continually. If they spoke their native language they were severely punished.
All in the name of religion.
If any group in the US has a legitimate complaint about the way they were treated it is without a doubt the indians. The "trail of Tears" is but one example.
The Nez Perce were a noble tribe.
The Nez Perce were a noble tribe.
The Nez Perce ARE a noble tribe.
I mis spoke. Yes they are
