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A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library
A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library

A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library

Date10/26/1987
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  • A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library
  • A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library.
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Original Toronto Star caption: A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library.
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101235F
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      Griffin, Doug
      10/30/1985
      Memories: Sunday was the busiest day of the week at Mei Scott's father's variety store in the 1920s.
      Memories: Sunday was the busiest day of the week at Mei Scott's father's variety store in the 1920s.
      McConnell, Colin
      1/29/1985
      The Bambino became Mr. Baseball in 1920s, poling out home runs as a pitcher. He hit 708 homers in 22 years, 60 in one season. Here he is on his 53rd birthday last February
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      Eglinton, Rick
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      Toronto Industrialist Roy C. Hill joins the chorus line at Emery Collegiate Institute, where students have been taking part in a course on the 1920s and 30s and donned costumes of the era to show what they learned
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      Geo, Mario
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      'The Crosbie budget . . . was a 1920s kind of budget'
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      Beaty, Keith
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
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