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A Little "Shaver," Indianapolis Newsboy, 41 inches high. Said he was 6 years old. Aug., 1908. Wit., E. N. Clopper. Location: Indianapolis, Indiana. (LOC)

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  • Fabiano Bulow said:
    nice!!
  • well-made order said:
    So sad, the barefoot kid.
  • toddlertoes said:
    so interesting, thank you for sharing!
  • beachcomber australia said:
    He would be about 110 now - I wonder what happened to him? Thanks for adding this great photo to the We are all in the gutter ... group.
  • Charlotte Shaver said:
    The gutter only used to wash away the lykes of you all. Issiah 6+ I am a true Shaver-Versha woman. "Charlotte"

[Captain Ferdinand F. Boltz of Co. S, 12th Indiana Infantry Regiment, and Co. F, 88th Indiana Infantry Regiment and Siddie Boltz] (LOC)

  • Brian said:
    The caption says he is a "Captain", but it looks like he's wearing the stripes of a sergeant. Perhaps, he received a battlefield promotion?

Ice cream bliss?! (LOC)

  • second star said:
    Cool photograph. Ice cream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream :)
  • Monceau said:
    Wonderful photo, perfect for the upcoming 4th of July weekend. Thanks to LC staff who make these images available to all of us.
  • Paul VanDerWerf said:
    Wonderful.
  • no_sweatt said:
    Back in those days ice cream was big treat. Not kids got enjoy such a pleasure. I remember my dad telling me when he was a child, they only went to town once a week and how he looked forward to the weekend so he could get a coke and the store.
  • L&V said:
    I'm the age of the then-little boy foremost in the photo, and remember exactly as no_sweatt has described above...with one change: my dad would get a cold mug of root beer at the drugstore soda fountain. At only a nickel, it was twice the size of their cokes and half the price. To this day I remain alert for the five-cent root beers and three-dollar motorists' cabins of those days.