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Photo Credits:

Page 20 - American Monthly Review of Reviews
Pages 1, 22, Back Cover - Ida C. Craddock Papers, Special Collections/Moms Library, Southern Illinois University at Carbondate
Pages 11,14,15,16 - Dr. Leonard Schiup, Akron, Ohio
All others courtesy of Illinois State Historical Library

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