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Telephone advertisement in "The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine", June, 1885.
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Sewing machine which was advertised in the novel, "A Romance of Perfumed Lands," 1881.
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Victorian athletes
In a seaport town in the late 19th-century Pacific Northwest, a group of friends find themselves drawn together —by chance, by love, and by the marvelous changes their world is undergoing. In the process, they learn that the family we choose can be just as important as the ones we're born into. Join their adventures in
The Tales of Chetzemoka
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