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Images courtesy of Eldon Harms.
It's December 1913; the weather is cold, the nights are long, there's no radio, TV, or internet; and Herman Harms isn't "nervy" … he's just missing his Minnie.
Monday, January 5, 2015
They Are Nervy
From the steamer trunk.
(Click on images to enlarge)
Images courtesy of Eldon Harms.
It's December 1913; the weather is cold, the nights are long, there's no radio, TV, or internet; and Herman Harms isn't "nervy" … he's just missing his Minnie.
(Click on images to enlarge)
Images courtesy of Eldon Harms.
It's December 1913; the weather is cold, the nights are long, there's no radio, TV, or internet; and Herman Harms isn't "nervy" … he's just missing his Minnie.
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Have you ever heard of the language of postage stamps? I believe an upside down stamp meant 'I love you'.
I've heard of the language of flowers, but never of the language of postage stamps! That's a new one for me. Well, an upside-down stamp would be about right, here, if they both knew what it meant.
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