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The Purple Cow, Chicago 1950sThe Purple Cow was a short nonsense poem by American writer Gelett Burgess and was first published in his magazine The Lark in 1895. It read: I never saw a Purple Cow, I never hope to see one. But I can tell you anyhow, Id rather see than be one. The poem became so popular quoted everywhere that two years later Burgess wrote a riposte, again in his magazine: Ah, yes, I wrote the Purple Cow, Im Sorry, now, I wrote it. But I can tell you anyhow, Ill

The fair ran for two six-month seasons and some 51 million people attended

We think this is a joke centered on the competition between these two great rubber tire companies in the 19th century

the Hungarian Csarda

This stylish image of an Aeroflot Tupolev jet with a contrail of colors was on the cover of a celebratory 1980 Moscow Olympics menu from the Boryspil Airport restaurant outside of Kyiv in what was then Soviet Russia

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the only female maître d’ in Las Vegas at that time

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museums and restaurants

and pictures of what we presume are the club’s board

which included a saltwater swimming pool

ballroom dancing and billiards and table tennis

-Orange and/or strawberry slices

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