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The Cheshire Cat is a fictional cat from the story of Alice in Wonderland, known for its mischievous grin that is the last thing to disappear when the strange cat is leaving or playing tricks.

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Elvis Presley was a well known singer, actor, and dancer. Elvis was liked for his interesting style choice and dance moves in music videos. Elvis is often referred to as "The King of Rock" or just, "The King." Elvis was born on January 8th, 1935, and died August 16, 1977, only 42 years old. Elvis married Priscilla Presley, and together had, Lisa Marie.

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Mickey Mouse in the early 1920's was just the Disney logo. Originally voiced and created by Walt Disney himself, this character has been well known from generation to generation

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Will Rogers was an american stage and motion picture actor, cowboy, humorist, newspaper columnist, and a social commentator. He was born on November 4th, 1879, and died August 15th, 1935. He had 4 children and was married to Betty Blake until death.

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Readers Digest is a magazine made ten times a year and has made millions off housing ideas and gardening tips. When DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace were making the the original first edition, they were only expecting it to make about $5,000. but after it was published, the total money made was about $900,000. What a surprise!

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The Chevrolet Corvette was a very popular car in the 60's. the car was invented in 1963 and the most common color you would see was red. A corvette was described as a sleek sports car.

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Written by Charles Dickens, great Expectations is a book based around the personal understanding and growth of a young boy named Pip. the book goes through issues of poverty, prison ships, chains, and fights to the death. Great Expectations was the 13th novel written by Dickens, and was one for the most popular books of the time.

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Paul Newman was an american actor, film director, and producer. He won several Academy awards, Emmys, BAFTA award, a Screen Actors Guild award, and a Cannes Film Festival Award. Born January 25, 1925, and died September 26, 2008, living a total of 83 years. Paul had 6 kids, one boy, and 5 girls.

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A popular car from the name brand ford. Most popular color choices for the car were red, blue, and green. The car was invented in early April 1964.

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Madras Plaid was a very popular style in the 1960's. a style pattern that both men and women. Worn as skirts, shirts, and other stand out pieces. Most popular as formal, business casual, or school clothing.

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Dx was a popular gas station brand in the 1960's. The stations were popular places for teenagers to hang out. When the DX gas stations were around, the workers would always have to clean your windows, fill your gas tank, and check your fan belts. During this time you would never actually have to get out of your car at the gas station unless you needed to grab a snack or use the restroom.

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Hank Williams was an American country singer and songwriter. He reached the top 10 Billboard Country, and Western Best Sellers chart, and released 35 singles. Some of the most known songs are, Honky Tonk Blues, Hey Good Lookin', and Cold Cold Heart. Hank was born September 17th, 1923 in the state of Alabama, moved to Georgia, and died January 1st, 1953 in the state of West Virginia.

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A drive-in theater was basically a movie theater in the privacy of your own car. There was a gigantic screen that all the cars would face, and a movie would play. There would be no sound coming from the screen, so you wouldn't disrupt the other people doing other things. You would have to connect to a radio station that is playing the soundtrack for the movie, through your car.

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Gone With the Wind is a very popular american novel written by Margaret Mitchell. The story takes place in Georgia during the Civil War, and the Reconstruction era. The novel  won a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, and a National Book Award for Novel. The story is known for its romance, and historical attributes

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Robert Lee Frost was an american poet. Born March 26, 1874-January 29, 1963, living a total of 89 years. Well known for some of the poems: The Road Not Taken, Mending Wall, Fire and Ice, Birches, and Nothing Gold Can Stay. Robert had 6 children, 4 of which either died of disease or suicide early on.

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The fast food chain restaurant known as Dairy Queen was founded in 1940, by John Fremont McCullough in Joliet Illinois. Dairy queen, or as sometimes called, DQ was known for their soft serve Ice Cream, and other frozen products. As the business grew, they company had to go through several logo changes to stick with the times.