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CHUCK CAMBIS
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This "death machine" would have been when farming was the #1 cause of death or major injury in the united states. No thanks!
Northvale PA
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Sure. Don?t forget malnutrition, sickness, horses in general and every machine made then.. Steel mills, coal mines, textile mills, furniture factories. Back then, even crossing a city street was fairly dangerous. Oh, how about those gas lights? Knob and tube wiring. Maybe a clothes wringer. Fire heated everything. And to top it all off, no treated municipal water. The good old days.
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