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  Flirting in Otway, O.

  Colorized image of young man tipping his hat to young woman holding a parasol
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  We're so lonesome here in Otway, Ohio U.S.A.--Why Don't You Come?

  Black and white photo of a little girl holding a kitten accompanied by a blue and red flag
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  Old Scioto Valley Depot, Chillicothe Street

  Black and white photograph of the old Scioto Valley depot on Chillicothe Street after the flood of March 1913.
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  A Note from Blue Creek, O.

  Colorized postcard of a pink rose with small white envelope with handwritten letter enclosed: "Feb. 24th Hello Marry how are you I am going to Ports Monday be out in the yard to see if I can see you"
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  Pond Run, Ohio

  Colorized image of red, pink and white flowers on a cream background
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  Greetings from Pond Run

  Colorized image of pink flowers and greenery
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  Greetings from Blue Creek, Ohio

  Colorized image of purple flowers and daisies on a lavender background
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  A Merry Christmas, Rushtown, Ohio

  Colorized image of a small house (inset) wreathed in holly on a white and light green background
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  Be True Till You Get Back to Wamsley And I'll Be True to You

  Colorized photo of a young couple kissing amidst flowers (inset) with red and green flag on white background
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  Greetings from Wamsley

  Colorized image of pink and white roses on a mint green background
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  Herms Floral Co., Portsmouth Ohio, Karnival Booth

  Black and white photo image of a booth for Herms Floral Company at the Korn Karnival. The booth was composed of trees, plants, and a miniature house. The Korn Karnival was a predecessor to River Days. It was in the Fall and lasted from 1913 to 1917. A parade was held every evening and booths were set up along Chillicothe Street. Herms Floral Company was located at 817 Sixth (6th) Street.
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  Korn Karnival, Portsmouth, O.

  Sepia tone photograph image of two gentlemen standing in front of a corn display and brick business. Back of postcard inscribed "907 Gallia, F. D. Newman & Son." The Korn Karnival was a predecessor to River Days. It was held in the Fall and lasted from 1913 to 1917 wjen it was suspended due to World Was I. A parade was held every evening and booths were set up along Chillicothe Street.