Re: WORDS WE NO LONGER USE -
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Originally Posted by TomW
I remember when we had a PARTY LINE where 4 families shared one phone line. Each family had a different ring pattern (Long, two shorts) if the call was for your house. When we wanted to make a hole in a board, we used a BRACE and BIT. Has anyone had any hand cranked ice cream lately? That was the ony way we got ice cream years ago.
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My grandmother's phone number in rural Indiana was two longs and a short.
We recently tried to give a hand crank ice cream machine to Goodwill and they wouldn't take it.
My maternal grandfather had a pay phone in his house. He had five daughters.
We had a Kelvinator that had a quarter pay machine attached - you want cold you pay a quarter a day.
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