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Yup, one of the breaks from square dances. The handkerchief was a necessity if you didn't want to drip sweat continuously. Stick it totally in the pocket and it would just stay damp - this allowed a little evaporation and less smell!

carlkwan.com/blog Gonna use this for explaining the English expression "drag on." I think some of these people look like they'd rather be somewhere else.

Courting was serious business. And a dance was the perfect opportunity to meet possible partners.

he could of been using the handkerchief ( the one in the hand ) to wipe blood from a fight he had been in , back in those days and those places you had to be polite and respect other people's clothes , shoes , wallpaper ,etc. he probably just changed someone's attitude and maybe a lesson in etiquette. ( just maybe )

Series Titile: Scene at the brown paper inn A picture is worth a thousand words, right? Well, there's a full story or two hidden in this group of photos. What story do you cipher?

I wonder how many of the boys made it through the war?

The two guys in the foreground are brothers, I'll bet.

these are all so so amazing!

So nice eyes and attitudes and feelings here.

Interesting. But St. Agustin in Florida has a fortres made with "coquina" a type of clam. Was made by Spaniards in 1680.