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Country Boy, Battle Creek MI 1950sWith his trusty dog at his side, this freckle faced, gap toothed and barefoot kid in patched up dungarees was the mascot of the Country Boy drive in in Battle Creek, Michigan. Toting a fishing rod and clutching a hamburger, this cute little hillbilly certainly looks like a happy customer. The Country Boy drive in was owned by Don Thompson, a former US Marine who served in the South Pacific during WWII. The establishment served hamburgers costing from

and the furniture sold at auction

showing an elegantly-clad waitress

raising its own chickens on a 250 acre ranch at Daggett

was hailed as a gentle and honorable man who was a pioneer in the civil rights movement

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who opened a shop on the premises in 1886 outfitting ladies with Mardi Gras costumes

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It also introduced the concept of the aperitif and dessert wine – though from the bemused expression on the character’s face

This is a hand-painted menu made by Tiffany & Co

which had in-built air conditioning and radiant heat

The air is composed of quite the awfullest three-piece stringed orchestra you've ever heard

and emblazoned all the ones that passed her quality test with a distinctive blue oval stamp