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Good times with the juniors (1904)

Heath, Lilian M. [from old catalog] · Boston and Chicago, United society of Christian endeavor · leaf 131

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r we hadstretched the old mahogany table to its fullest extent,which reached almost the entire length of the kitchen,and covered it with Grandmother Aldens whitedamask banquet-cloth, Priscilla placed the little shipin the centre on a large mirror. The frame of the GOOD TIMES WITH THE JUNIORS 127… … DiAGEAM 1, over all this thin flaky cotton sprinkled with crystal-lized alum to imitate snow, and the litde Puritan dollson deck made the scene very realistic. The body ofthe ship we filled with our gifts.

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