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Don't be a wet blanket and watch this video on 1920s slang.

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"Ours To Choose" by George Peck: The Government-Owns-You-System or the You-Own-The-Government System. Brewery Gulch Gazette, May 17, 1945.

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An ad for The Home Journal that was addressing the jazz slang of their day. Source: Evening public ledger (Philadelphia, PA), 01 Nov. 1921.

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"Free enterprise and the market economy mean WAR; Socialism and planned economy mean PEACE: Laski's Imperialism," Detroit Evening Times, December 1945.

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"Reducing Without Exercise?" Mrs. F. is not wrong. In 2018, my family & I went on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, and everyone on the diet lost weight and inches in the best places to lose them without exercise. Source: Evening Star (Washington, D.C.), 29 Nov. 1928.

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"Mickie, The Printer's Devil," by Charles Sughroe. "Well, What Kind of a Town Is Washington?" Source: Chariton Courier (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo), 18 Nov. 1921.

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"Ham and Tomato Toast." I never heard of this dish before. Did anyone ever have this meal served to them growing up? Source: Evening Star (Washington, D.C.), 29 Nov. 1928.

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"Why argue?" Here is some old advice on why not to argue. Pretty advice, especially if you're in sales. Source: Idaho County Free Press, (Grangeville, Idaho Territory), 13 Nov. 1924.

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"My Countrymen, permit me once more to address you in the Language of Truth:" On the Subject of Liberty

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"Pa's Clean-up Campaign Spoils Sis' Petting Party!", by Donahey. The Bridgeport Times and Evening Farmer (Bridgeport, CT), 27 June 1922.

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Don't be a wet blanket and watch this video on 1920s slang.	3	humblymybrain
"Ours To Choose" by George Peck: The Government-Owns-You-System or the You-Own-The-Government System. Brewery Gulch Gazette, May 17, 1945.	3	humblymybrain
An ad for The Home Journal that was addressing the jazz slang of their day. Source: Evening public ledger (Philadelphia, PA), 01 Nov. 1921.	3	humblymybrain
"Free enterprise and the market economy mean WAR; Socialism and planned economy mean PEACE: Laski's Imperialism," Detroit Evening Times, December 1945.	3	humblymybrain
"Reducing Without Exercise?" Mrs. F. is not wrong. In 2018, my family & I went on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, and everyone on the diet lost weight and inches in the best places to lose them without exercise. Source: Evening Star (Washington, D.C.), 29 Nov. 1928.	3	humblymybrain
"Mickie, The Printer's Devil," by Charles Sughroe. "Well, What Kind of a Town Is Washington?" Source: Chariton Courier (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo), 18 Nov. 1921.	2	humblymybrain
"Ham and Tomato Toast." I never heard of this dish before. Did anyone ever have this meal served to them growing up? Source: Evening Star (Washington, D.C.), 29 Nov. 1928.	2	humblymybrain
"Why argue?" Here is some old advice on why not to argue. Pretty advice, especially if you're in sales. Source: Idaho County Free Press, (Grangeville, Idaho Territory), 13 Nov. 1924.	2	humblymybrain
"My Countrymen, permit me once more to address you in the Language of Truth:" On the Subject of Liberty	2	humblymybrain
"Pa's Clean-up Campaign Spoils Sis' Petting Party!", by Donahey. The Bridgeport Times and Evening Farmer (Bridgeport, CT), 27 June 1922.	2	humblymybrain