More photos and captions saved for (in some cases) only God knows how many years. Better late than never?
Contributor: Unknown
Date of picture: ca. 1937
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“Beaver” trivia: Who was the “block of granite” awarded a four-year athletic scholarship? Wally, Eddie, or “Lumpy”?
The Golden Age of TV Sitcoms
Zoo Lou of St. Paul: “Subject: The Evolution of Lumpy Rutherford.
“They say you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. Unless, that is, you’re Clarence ‘Lumpy’ Rutherford, one of the main characters on the popular sitcom ‘Leave It To Beaver,’ which ran from 1957 to 1963.
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Still more, still more, still more!
Contributor: Unknown
Date of picture: Unknown
Date of contribution: Unknown
Caption: “Seven on a horse.
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More, more, more!
Contributor: Ella (can’t read last name; looks like Frusty) of Brainerd
Date of picture: 1934 or 1935
Date of contribution: February 22, 2007
Caption: “My grandmother lived about two miles north of Little Falls, Minnesota, on the river road.
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The Permanent Fatherly/Sonsly Record
The Astronomer of Nininger: “The virus has given us more time to think about things that we might not have thought about during ‘normal’ times.
“I recently found myself recognizing and crediting my father for part of his fantastic role in raising my brother and me. It took courage and patience and love.
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