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| Despite all the
scenic and cultural experiences presumably available for
vacationers, a sizeable segment of travelers chose for their
missives home…things gastrointestinal. |
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| Canines and trees are
a common motif. Why did somebody think of this card? Had tree
protectors suddenly sprung upon the scene? |
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who knew desert tribes had totem poles?
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This one, sent in
1941…I don’t know where to begin…. |
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This one is of
the let’s-make-fun-of-rural-folk class. Note Grandpa's horrifying
visage in the frame. |
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But the rubes get
their revenge, mocking city slickers who confront…the outhouse! |
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Some are
downright nostalgic. |
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Others fraught
with misfortune. |
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| Deliverance…the
deleted scene |
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Sent in 1943,
this one is typical of the harsh psychological warfare of WW II.
(See “War is Swell.”) |
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