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This is an image or page from The How and Why Library, a book first published in the United States in 1909.

Location: Pioneer Days and Ways, between pages 34 and 35
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Source Scanned at 600 DPI by Scott Ehardt in December of 2005.
Author Eleanor Stackhouse Atkinson
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