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So I went down and got that article again about my great-grandfather and I didn't I never saw

this before the the front page of there was something called the Harrisburg Sunday courier

and it was the date was Sunday February 21st 1932 now in the right-hand corner on the front page, right below.

Was it 1932 or a year of no Lord?

They're all, oh, shoot me, they're all no Lord, right then.

So it was a far, for him it wasn't, for sure.

The far right upper corner is the article, but he's also above the headline.

It says, and this must be an old-school way of saying things when people were, because he was 63,

and then 63 at 1932 was old, obviously.

Aged man killed as he picks up coal on railroad tracks.

How will I'm going to bring, we'll start this back up with him more and gets here. He's got to hear this bit because Give him a minute to settle in. Yeah, and Colleen to have him sit. He can be a little quicker if he wants to be. He's moving as fast as he can. He's got to go and 20 seconds he's on the studio. It's not like they're going at a leisurely pace. They're moving as fast as they can. All right. Hi, guys. Hi, Greg. How are you doing? I was going to wait for you to get here. I mean, I just started this story up. We revisiting an old story that involved my great-grandfathered getting hit by a train and dying. Yeah. In 1932. Oh, wow. Yeah. Great Depression was going on and he was, he would collect coal that would fall off coal trains so he could, you know, heat the house for his family. We started calling him Grandpa pancake. Right. Now this is, my dad was born in 34, so my dad wasn't even alive yet. You're thinking what could possibly go wrong, picking up coal on the side of the train track. Well, let me get back to the headline again. But one thing, actually, that I was thinking of. Oh, well. So this is February 21st, 1932, above the fold, I mean, above the actual headline is just a line that says, aged man killed as he picks up coal on railroad tracks.

That's right below where it says Harrisburg Sunday Courier.

Right below that.

Now, remember the year.

It's not World War II, but this is what this headline says.

I'm reading it verbatim.

Japs renew battle. That's the headline it verbatim, Japs Renew Battle.

That's the headline of this newspaper.

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