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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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Finding our links in History - One Genealogist's thoughts, tidbits, and inspirations - All very much randomly posed. One person's life does not stand-alone but interacts with family, neighbors, community, and history. Our Trees become Tangled just by living. -- T.
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3 comments:
Unbelievable. Makes me grateful for the FDA (no easy thing to accomplish!). Wherever did you find this?
I received this from a friend who sent me several vintage ads that were hilarious.
Well, tapeworms have been proven to be quite successful in ridding one of extra weight! I love these historical references. LOL
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