Picture taken while traveling through Europe.

Compiled by the CANADA STARCH CO. and originally published in 1930.
(Old and weird. That's how we like them at Digesting 49.)



Pulp Fiction meets Dr. Seuss. Yes, it gets weird.

What the title says. And no. A Sharpie had nothing to do with it.

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