Cow Shoes that Moonshiners used to hide their footprints, 1924
One of the interesting tactics moonshiners used to evade the law during the Prohibition Era of the United States was to create cow shoes.
One of the interesting tactics moonshiners used to evade the law during the Prohibition Era of the United States was to create cow shoes.
Photograph of Sergeant Stubby, a war dog that was promoted to the rank of Sergeant through combat in the First World War, 1920.
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American civilians of Philadelphia looking at an updated map including the new nations that were formed as a result of the First World War.
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