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   <news:title>My parents weren&amp;#039;t having a baby in 1948 but somebody was and maybe they looked through &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s Lullabye Time,&amp;quot; a trade catalogue from the Lullabye Furniture Corporation of Stevens Point, Wisconsin.  I assume they mailed these out to a mailing list of expectant mothers or you could walk into a furniture store and pick one up.</news:title>
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   <news:title>Only two more weeks and its off to Camp Quinibeck to have fun until school starts. Camp Quinibeck was on Lake Fairlee in Vermont; one of these images is from a local historical society, the others are from a 1912 photograph album that must have belonged to a camper or maybe a counselor.</news:title>
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