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Old 10-29-2014, 07:00 PM   #35
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It was a fascinating book. Truly hard times indeed. I'm used to dust storms, but it's hard to imagine black clouds that turned night to day and heartbreaking to read of little babies dying of dust pneumonia. All that food and milk that was destroyed while many people were starving. A testament to how the human spirit endures.
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