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	WWI Cartoons 1917-1919 L01.024 Frank Hines clipped this panel of cartoons from a Camp Devon, Massachusetts, newspaper during World War I.
	"More Power to the Allies" Jun 18, 1918 L02.032 This advertisement for gasoline is striking because although it is the height of World War I, June, 1918, gasoline is still being marketed and sold. Mandatory rationing was never put into place during World War I.
	Advertisement from L.R. Paige for Electric signs Feb 19, 1910 L02.159 Greenfield got electric power in 1886, only four years after Edison began mass producing light bulbs and displayed his first electric advertising sign.
	"Hill Machine Works" Advertisement May 31, 1890 L02.162 The Hill Machine Works were founded by Samuel L. Hill, a philanthropist and visionary who created a number of factories in and around Florence, Massachusetts.
	Franklin County Cadet -1845 May 9, 1953 L04.009 This uniform of the Franklin Cadets belonged to Charles Jones who wore it in 1845. In 1953 it was modeled by a student from Deerfield Academy, who is pictured here.
	"Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization" illustrations of Mill River Disaster Flood Jun 6, 1874 L05.011 The Mill River flood of 1874 captured the imagination and sympathy of a nation preoccupied with disasters.
	"Daily Graphic" newspaper illustration- 'Birdseye View of the Williamsburgh Reservior with the Ruined Dam' May 19, 1874 L05.012 The Mill River flood of 1874 captured the imagination and sympathy of a nation preoccupied with disasters.
	"Mill River Calamity" from "Harper's Weekly" Jun 6, 1874 L05.013 This etching depicts the route of the flood that devastated the villages of Williamsburg, Skinnerville, Haydenville and Leeds, Massachusetts.
	"The Dilemma" political cartoon from the Daily Recorder-Gazette newspaper Jan 4, 1935 L05.172 Industry in the United States was not in favor of many of the New Deal programs proposed in 1935.
	"A Hard Nag to Ride" political cartoon from the Daily Recorder-Gazette newspaper Jan 12, 1933 L05.173 This political cartoon from 1933 is a commentary about the large federal deficit that had built up since the beginning of the Great Depression.

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