Conservation of durable goods. Now is the time to take those nice long walks you always promised yourself. Carry those bundles home from your neighborhood stores and thus help conserve tires on your own car and your merchant's delivery truck as well Creator(s): Rosener, Ann, photographer Related Nam
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