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Your Mind Is Your Best Tool--Use it to Work Out New Ideas!
Your Mind Is Your Best Tool--Use it to Work Out New Ideas! ca. 1942 - 1943
"Your President Says" Poster
"Your President Says" Poster 1945
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You're Going to Employ Women 4/1/1943
Youths Congregate Around The Front Steps Of A Home In New Ulm, Minnesota, To Decide What To Do On A Summer Day...
Youths Congregate Around The Front Steps Of A Home In New Ulm, Minnesota, To Decide What To Do On A Summer Day... 7/1974
Letter from Yugoslav Refugees to Malcolm Pitts, Acting Director, Emergency Refugee Shelter
Letter from Yugoslav Refugees to Malcolm Pitts, Acting Director, Emergency Refugee Shelter 5/30/1945
Resolution from Yuma, Arizona, Favoring Woman Suffrage
Resolution from Yuma, Arizona, Favoring Woman Suffrage 5/2/1914
Telegram from Yuma County Water Users Regarding Shortage of Agricultural Labor
Telegram from Yuma County Water Users Regarding Shortage of Agricultural Labor 4/23/1943
Zachary Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Zachary Taylor Inauguration
Zachary Taylor Inauguration ca. 1849
Letter from Thaddeus A. Zagorewicz to President Richard Nixon
Letter from Thaddeus A. Zagorewicz to President Richard Nixon 7/20/1969
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