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I'm sure you've not posted this before. That's quite a thing in Portland, isn't it, according to the article?
(I can't access the mp3s. It asks for a login.)

I assumed you'd probably be filling it and emptying with a bucket. That would be a pretty labor-intensive bath! But maybe they did have hoses and a means to drain it otherwise. I hope they did, if they moved it around.

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Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:39 am

You don't like garlic? Or are you a vampire?

To the first, no I don't. To the second, no I'm not.

May

person

That's a wonderful memory! Isn't it interesting how just one experience of a few minutes on one particular day like that can make such an impression on us. That's interesting what you say about Frankie and Johnnie. I had kind of thought the same thing the first time I saw it. There is a mismatch bet...

I just ordered this dvd. :) It looks very interesting. Description: In 1913, the Thomas Edison Company made talking pictures using a sound-on-cylinder system called The Kinetophone. These pioneering sound movies were shown in theatres for about a year, and featured vaudeville acts, comedy sketches, ...

What I'm wondering is: wouldn't filling this thing and emptying it be a massive job??

Kodacolor

seasoning

From the '22 catalogue. One thing music of this era had: variety. Sybil must have been quite a virtuoso.