A collection of early advertisements from The Sunnyside Magazine (ranging 1893-1908)
From the RM Squires Collection
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Daylight Savings Time is here but the Big News is the Spring issue of Southern Calls is now shipping! If you have received a complimentary issue in the past or if you have never been a reader, we encourage you to subscribe today so you won’t miss stories like our...
Professional automobile enthusiasts rejoice, Southern Calls Issue 42 has a wonderful article about the Professional Car Society filled with page after page of great photos. Our People feature, Michelle Johnston, gives insight into what drives her career and specialty...
Click HERE to view as a Flip-Book Here’s one to put on your radar or perhaps you have just watched the movie The Burial starring Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones on Amazon Prime. Foxx portrays Willie E. Gary, an unconventional lawyer, who helps Jeremiah Joseph O'Keefe,...
Hot off the press...Southern Calls 41 - This special issue covers the Obsequies of Todd Van Beck as told by Jack Lechner and Todd Harra. Well known and respected, TVB's wishes are honored by close friends and shared with us in an intimate story with firsthand writing...
Southern Calls Issue 39 brings you stories from across the country with a brilliant, young Tennessee professional navigating career changes with ease; an historic and classically beautiful California funeral home and gardens that serves the Asian and Hispanic...
The year is 1961. The Soviet Union has just successfully put Yuri Gagarin into space—and brought him home again. The Soviets are winning the space race. President John F. Kennedy immediately begins exploring ideas to re-take the lead, settling on reaching the moon....
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