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Down On Main Street
About 20 years ago or so, somebody found some old film footage from 1928 of Carmi, Illinois and made it into a DVD that was sold by the local historical society. Carmi just happens to be the town I was born in!
This was a view down Main Street, showing all those great old cars. If you look above the Red Spot Paints sign, you'll see they even had a Hudson-Essex automobile dealership.
This was a view down Main Street, showing all those great old cars. If you look above the Red Spot Paints sign, you'll see they even had a Hudson-Essex automobile dealership.
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HaarFager club has replied to Esther clubKidding aside, it's probably because people didn't run up and down the streets so much back then. They probably only drove to town if they needed something and everybody didn't run to the store every day. People stocked up on flour and sugar and stuff like that because there wasn't much junk food to buy, so they didn't have to waste gas going to the store repeatedly. And back then, there were more jobs in little towns and the citizens of that town worked there locally. Nowadays, a lot of people have to drive long ways to work every day and they run to the store every day because they don't know about stocking up to save trips. (Or else they don't care about saving gas and time.)
I think those older days were a slower pace and much better to have lived in. Not that I know from first-hand experience, because I'm not that old!
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