Back in the Christmas season of 1940 or '41 you might have been the recipient of one of C. P. Hamrick's desk thermometers. His store gave one to every customer's household.
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Cliffside “Jewelry”
You never know what'll turn up in Odds & Ends. The latest is an image of two common objects, although not as common as they once were, for they're not made anymore. Hang on to yours. Someday they may be valuable collectibles.
Who wrote the words to Cliffside School's song? ("Three cheers for dear old Cliffside High...") We never gave it much thought, probably assuming it was something that was just always there. You may be surprised to learn who wrote it and when.
How the stores and shops in Cliffside used to advertise, with sale papers hand-delivered to your house, placards on phone poles and really primitive ads in the Cliffdweller?
You never know what'll turn up in Odds & Ends. The latest is an image of two common objects, although not as common as they once were, for they're not made anymore. Hang on to yours. Someday they may be valuable collectibles. 
Who wrote the words to Cliffside School's song? ("Three cheers for dear old Cliffside High...") We never gave it much thought, probably assuming it was something that was just always there. You may be surprised to learn who wrote it and when.