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Everyone loves a circus—with the possible exception of the clowns, that is.
The Ruffini Brothers brought their circus to town in the pit of the Great Depression, pursued by some debt collections and spared by the compassion of Sheriff Pyne, a story told elsewhere. Do you suppose a traveling show like the Ruffinis would have had anything a cool as this? I hope so.
Last post for the month of November: a new header image that I stumbled on this afternoon.
Of late, the drip feed of entries here has slacked off considerably; looking like one or two posts per month. I could beg off and…
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Raskin Bobbins Industry during 19th century America wasn’t necessarily concentrated in large urban centers. A good deal of it was towns of middling size but…
