Looking at old pictures, if you see the wires coming to the house, then a pipe about 1 1/2" in diameter that is the electrical conduit. Where it ends you will find the fuse box and meter.
A large problem these days is hired trolls sent to discredit and derail forums their pay masters disagree with, are afraid of, or want destroyed for any reason. You won't see that here but I see it all the time on forums that are more oriented towards social, political or business issues. If...
I am sure it can but it will work in better if your hair is slightly damp, as after washing. I use VO5 for gray hair, a drop about half the size of a pea and work it in after I wash my hair.
I believe alley oop (the expression) came from the vaudeville stage. I seem to recall it used by acrobats. And that like a lot of broken French expressions it originated among the troops in WW1.
In those days meters were usually inside the house or in the back porch. Sometimes the meter reader had to go in the house and down in the basement. If no one was home they would estimate the bill and adjust it the next time they got a reading. Putting the meters outside started in the sixties...
Wooden salad bowls. I bought a set in a thrift store. Haven't seen them in years. Are they still a thing? Wooden salad bowls and giant wooden fork and spoon used to be the height of sophistication at dinner parties according to fifties womens magazines.
True, in England the flat cap was associated with the proletariat but not with servants as such. But it was not exclusively theirs. I recall a comment by a maker of luxury cars with a sporting bent. Some criticized his cars for being too low, but he replied that when driving you only need enough...
I switched from pickup trucks to minivans about 15 years ago. Cheaper to buy, cheaper on gas, better ride, more comfortable, safer, front wheel drive makes driving in snow, rain and ice a breeze. Will do about 90% of what a pickup will, and for other times, like when I have to haul a stove or...
I know of one old timer who used nothing but yellow laundry soap on his hair. He would rub the bar over his wet hair before combing it, and when it was time to wash his hair, just washed out the soap.
Show him some Douglas Fairbanks silent movies. It's 1920s Parkour all done live with no stunt men or special effects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaBud6ii5Wk
Hard to believe 1938 was 77 years ago. Last night I watched a Bob Hope picture from 1941 and it seemed more "real" to me than the crazy things you see on TV today.
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