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Keywords: "1.07-1626." (Contains)
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ark:/16417/th7tn17j9k5cmEd Plunkett, left, and Tommy Richardson cool off with beer on a front porch.Image
Item 1.07-1626.04
Ed Plunkett, left, and Tommy Richardson cool off with beer on a front porch.
ark:/16417/th71nz1fr68k8Junior Smith, 14, sells ice cream on the Winchester Pike, in front of the business of Mahan, Bakhaus & Burke, distributors of Aetna Oil Products. Shown, left to right, are A. L. Chambler, Junior Smith, Albert Burden, Miss Ruth Soper, O. A. Bakhaus, and Bill Moore.Image
Item 1.07-1626.01
Junior Smith, 14, sells ice cream on the Winchester Pike, in front of the business of Mahan, Bakhaus & Burke, distributors of Aetna Oil Products. Shown, left to right, are A. L. Chambler, Junior Smith, Albert Burden, Miss Ruth Soper, O. A. Bakhaus, and Bill Moore.
ark:/16417/th71d7rvvp0d3Smokey, a cocker spaniel belonging to Richard E. Thompson, leans out of a station wagon belonging to the Thompson Mimeograph Shop in Lexington.Image
Item 1.07-1626.03
Smokey, a cocker spaniel belonging to Richard E. Thompson, leans out of a station wagon belonging to the Thompson Mimeograph Shop in Lexington.
ark:/16417/th711q745z6vfThe Herald-Leader's thermometer registered 102 degrees during an intense heat wave.Image
Item 1.07-1626.02
The Herald-Leader's thermometer registered 102 degrees during an intense heat wave.