Look how close that propeller is to the fuselage!!!!
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Here’s an image that invokes the past. Was watching a documentary on the Ohio River and this pole, not sure where, was shown with markings for the height and year of major floods. The lowest is the flood of 1997 and I remember manning the 2-meter radio at the Red Cross in downtown Louisville one night. Other floods were a bit higher… now look near the top where the marker is for the Great Flood of 1937! Incredible!!
WOW. We lived in Louisville from 84 to 86. Luckily never saw anything near that bad, flood wise
There is a similar marker at "Coney Island" in Cincinnati. I may or may not have a picture of it, someplace.
Fred Astaire was a drummer too? Didn't know until i found this photo. Evidently he was a well known drummer before the dancing gig.
I remember flour sacks being reused as a kid. Cloth was cloth, country people didn't waste anything.
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Amidst the hardships of the Great Depression, a resilient mother in a skirt crafted from a flour sack cares for her baby. She tends to her family of nine, all living in a makeshift settlement by the Tennessee River adjacent to U.S. Route 70. Circa 1936.
Photo, Carl Mydans, Farm Security Administration.
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Amidst the hardships of the Great Depression, a resilient mother in a skirt crafted from a flour sack cares for her baby. She tends to her family of nine, all living in a makeshift settlement by the Tennessee River adjacent to U.S. Route 70. Circa 1936.
Photo, Carl Mydans, Farm Security Administration.
Some people didn't have to reuse cloth...
Railway carriage of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, Germany (1860.)
Railway carriage of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, Germany (1860.)
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Harrison of Jonesborough, Tennessee, had 13 children, all boys, making the largest all-male American family in 1955.
We have no idea what BAD is!!
Get offa her!!!
Two women stroll by a line of horse-drawn carriages. NYC, 1899.
First metered taxicab in New York - 1901
Long Beach Pier, Los Angeles - 1900
Thought this is sort of neat... My first year of high school typing we had manual type writers. The second we had electric. Probably the one class from school that has served me more than any other. Then computers came along. Actually knowing how to type is a good thing!
This rare, vintage typewriter from the 1950s lets you type sheet music.
This rare, vintage typewriter from the 1950s lets you type sheet music.
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Class during the Great Depression, 1930
May, 1922: 78-Year-Old Robert T. Lincoln, (the son of President Abraham Lincoln,) is helped up the steps at the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C
The last photo of Buffalo Bill Cody was taken outside his doctor's office in Glenwood Springs, Colorado in 1917. (i'd be leery of a doc named Crook 
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According to this...
It is a Benoin sheek in 1930 something
I use an an Android and chrome to view this forum. I can hold a finger down on an image and get a pop-up that include the option...
Search with Google Lens
Google Lens while find matching images and links to find them. Then it is up to you to decide what is a good match.
I hope that helps,
Ben
Calling out my own post... just realized there is a photo of FDR on the wall in the classroom pic. He didn't become president until 1933.
The caption probably originally read... Class during the Great Depression, 1930's. Guess the "'s" got left off at some point. I just post them with the caption or notes i find them with.
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Fair enough.
I get most of my misinformation from the internet as well.
Good news that is where AI is getting its learning as well.
Ben
At the end of the day... a computer output is only as good as it's input...
I like Little Red Riding Hood on the left!!
