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    Default 1939 Detroit talking points from City Directory

    I saved this a while ago and wanted to share it here -

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    There are even more, if you like these, I'll post the others.

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    That is simply astounding.

    Thank you.

    I am very depressed right now.

    Who is willing to make such a list today?!

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    Detroit produces more goods for export than any other American city.

    The cost of renumbering the houses of Detroit in 1920-21 was over $200,000.

    Priceless info in those lists, but very hard to read. Can they be made a little bigger for presbyopia?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gazhekwe View Post
    Can they be made a little bigger for presbyopia?
    Yes, that would be best done at the source.

    An alternative for those who have Windows is the Windows Logo Key+U. It gives access to a magnifier utility. I like to mention that in these situations in case it helps in more general cases.

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    If you save the image, you can enlarge it with your own image viewer program. The site automatically resizes it small.

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    These images being shorter, seem to appear larger. Enjoy.

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    if you press the ctrl key [[or the apple or "cmd" key if your on a mac) and the + key at the same time the picture will magnify.

    Peace
    Socks

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    The biggest this, the first that, the most of just about everything else.

    There wasn't anything on that list, that I could find, that still applies to today.

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    Hence the source of my depression...and possibly the entire city's, now that I consider it.

    Only two generations since...

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    It's an interesting list.....but a hell of a downer, too.

    Stromberg2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gannon View Post
    Hence the source of my depression...and possibly the entire city's, now that I consider it.

    Only two generations since...
    Don't worry, my friends... only think about what this city could be like two generations from now if we continue to work hard.

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    From first to worst, thank you free trade!

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