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	Postcard to Mrs. Edward Wirt Jul 7, 1918 L01.023 The form postcard was apparently an effort to reassure families of servicemen in the United States that their sons and husbands had arrived safely in a foreign country.
	Share of the Canada-Cuba Land and Fruit Company, Limited Jan 1, 1906 L01.030 Charles Hart Ashley (1860-1925) bought $700 worth of stock in the Canada-Cuba Land and Fruit Company in 1905.
	Reward of Merit to Luella May c. 1875 L01.054 In the 19th century it was customary for teachers to reward promising pupils with personalized "rewards of merit" for work well done.
	Reward of Merit to Luella May c. 1875 L01.055 In the 19th century it was customary for teachers to reward promising pupils with personalized "rewards of merit" for work well done.
	Reward of Merit to Luella May c. 1875 L01.056 In the 19th century it was customary for teachers to reward promising pupils with personalized "rewards of merit" for work well done.
	Reward of Merit to Luella May c. 1875 L01.057 In the 19th century it was customary for teachers to reward promising pupils with personalized "rewards of merit" for work well done.
	"Washington Ball" Feb 12, 1844 L01.063 A Washington's Day celebration was held in Deerfield in February, 1844. The veneration of George Washington began even before his death and the day quickly became one of the nation's first holidays.
	"Junior Exhibition" Apr 14, 1830 L01.064 High schools and colleges held annual displays of their students' talents. They often issued invitations like this one from 1830, held at Washington College in Connecticut.
	Teacher Certificate Nov 29, 1858 L01.066 The school committee from Deerfield, Massachusetts, gave Sarah M. Briggs a certificate to teach in 1854. By then, three times more women than men taught in schools.
	License for Bee Hives Sep 11, 1862 L01.068 Ruggles Torrey of Maine created a new beehive, the "Maine State Bee Hive," in 1859, and a farmer, Josiah Gale, bought a license to use it on his farm in 1862.

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