From the Juvenile Instructor, December 1912 —
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So … Book of Mormon maps … cloth … paper … mounted or not …
So many interesting bits here!
You get the School Shoes by asking for “Mountaineer Overalls”?
“Made … by Utah girls”? — Child labor as selling point, or are we talking about adults, in which case, why not just “Made in Utah?” Is there a reason I should want to know the gender of my shoemaker?
I remember discussing the Ricks BOM map here some time ago, and here it is!
You get the School Shoes by asking for “Mountaineer Overalls”?
No, no. You get the Shool Shoes by asking for “Mountaineer Overalls.”
According to Wiktionary, shool means “shovel.” But the top definition in the Urban Dictionary is “to be so chill and cool.” (Take my word for it. You might regret looking it up for yourself.)
The Girl of the Limberlost was an incredibly popular book among girls of that era and the years following it, but it is little known today. My Grandma adored it.
What about Shul shoes, though?
Apparently Joseph Smith’s Teachings is not a suitable holiday present for the middle-aged.
That fountain pen that drinks like a camel looks like some pretty cool technology.