After I captioned these posters, I realized that some of them have been previously posted on this blog and that’s not a surprise – the same sets of posters are floating around the internet with only quality of scans to differentiate them. This set is about the need to be vigilant because the enemies are always lurking …but wait,there is more… Behind The Iron Curtain: Soviet Vigilance Posters 
After a brief hiatus my favorite dealer hot dog vendor Adam Clay is back, serving the best and the cheapest hot dogs North of the River and in surrounding areas. …but wait,there is more… He’s Still Standing, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! I’ve used a few photos from this batch in my previous posts about the tough looks of old-time bosses, about a day in life of a Kansas City Ford dealer (this one received a comment from someone in the photo), and about the schoolchildren visiting the Nelson-Atkins. These pictures were taken for the feature story …but wait,there is more… Old Photos: Kansas City 1954 
Well, I am actually not so sure about it being Russian, but it’s definitely a gourmet recipe shared by my Mom. What prompted me to make it was a visit to a local soup place where I paid four dollars for a ladle of mushroom soup. For some reason that price really bothered me; I’ve …but wait,there is more… Russian Gourmet: Mushroom Soup With Barley Life Magazine Photos from the 1938 Kansas City …but wait,there is more… Old Photos: Even More of 1938 Kansas City |
       
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