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These young men are collecting paper and what look like tin cans (I am sure at other times had collected other items as well) for a scrap drive. Most of these items were reused or recycled to support the American war effort in World War II.
May 1942. Southington, Connecticut. “Boys collecting paper and metal for scrap drive.” Photo by Fenno Jacobs for the Office of War Information.
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Another one to file under “the more things change…” Seems like some things have always been irresistible, like squirting your friend at the water fountain. Three guesses as to what happened right after this was taken!.
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I always associate train sets with Christmas, and even though this photo was taken nowhere near the holiday season, I decided to use if for just that reason. There is something fun about this bedroom that makes me want to go check it out more!
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