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I know. T'internet should bne free. Watch it fall on it's [edited for content]. Who want to pay for a service you may use once in a blue moon? It's why Facebook has taken over from Friends Reunited. Who pays?I paid a small amount for that "ancestry.com" site registration, found some records of great grandparents. Would i surf it if it was free? Yes, would I pay again, no.If a site is likely to have plenty of traffic then surely it can finance itself? i think chargin gis massively counterproductive.
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Speaking of old newspapers, for any of you out there who are yet to start a family, or have just started - here's a tip . . .My kids are 16 and 19 now, on the days they were born (23rd may and 10th June ) , I bought a newspaper , and have bought a paper on their birthdays ever since, and snaffled them off in the loft.I have two to put away from their last birthdays, but once I get the old papers out, a whole day seems to go by looking at the old papers.How much houses were, the price of petrol, the sport of the day is facinating . . . Jeff
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jeffn wrote: Speaking of old newspapers, for any of you out there who are yet to start a family, or have just started - here's a tip . . .My kids are 16 and 19 now, on the days they were born (23rd may and 10th June ) , I bought a newspaper , and have bought a paper on their birthdays ever since, and snaffled them off in the loft.I have two to put away from their last birthdays, but once I get the old papers out, a whole day seems to go by looking at the old papers.How much houses were, the price of petrol, the sport of the day is facinating . . . Jeff We did the same until they were about 21 - more interest to us than them at present, but that will change in time I hope.
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if you look on free content, type in leeds, it brings up london papers from the 1860s, loads of articles with leeds mentioned, including one about a mr musgrave, an eccentric 84 year old man from bramley,who died leaving 50 grand to various leeds organisations. 50 grand!! in 1862!! fortune!!
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jeffn wrote: Speaking of old newspapers, for any of you out there who are yet to start a family, or have just started - here's a tip . . .My kids are 16 and 19 now, on the days they were born (23rd may and 10th June ) , I bought a newspaper , and have bought a paper on their birthdays ever since, and snaffled them off in the loft.I have two to put away from their last birthdays, but once I get the old papers out, a whole day seems to go by looking at the old papers.How much houses were, the price of petrol, the sport of the day is facinating . . . Jeff I occasionally do the same thing with my modest collection of Leeds United programmes dating back to the late '60s.I've used them as a source of research when people on this site are asking for the name of some long lost Leeds nightclub....
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