Life on a Farm in the Early 1900's

[@theCAPOSHOW]

This was awesome. Great examples, portrayed clear and concisely. Stereotypically Accurate for some parts of the US at or around that time. I’d give it an A+.

[@kachiri]

I remember, as a kid it was a "big deal" using my left hand to right. But I didn't have my hand hit for it though. Just constantly "getting an ear full" about it. It was a bit of a bother to me, as my hand would sometimes smudge the writing. Wasn't easy for me to keep the palm of my hand up off the paper while writing.

[@niccudrat]

Wow what a great reading! I wish we had a catalog of readings for all these pieces of history!

[@ShelbyFarrow]

I wonder what I would have done with the biscuits, potatoes and pies with my diabetes. That food is no good for me!

[@Tesseract1887]

What would you recommend as a good resource for looking into a specific region

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

He was probably left handed.. why wouldn't the teachers let him use his left hand?!

[@hillert1967]

the teachers did that to my uncle, and i was told that he started to stutter.. that is so cruel..let him write with what comes natural. no big deal...

[@jackster8976]

Using your left hand was considered a sin because the left hand was known as the devil's hand