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Pictures of America's youth in the early 20th century when children ran barefott instead of playing X boxes
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These fascinating pictures of American and Canadian youngsters in the first half of the 20th century capture an almost forgotten age of innocence and the simplest of pleasures.
The photographs, from the archives of the National Geographic magazine, show children from around two or three up until their early teens and give a fascinating glimpse into what life was like for youngsters without the all trappings of the modern world which we now take so much for granted.
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These are clearly poor kids, but see how healthy they look! Such is progress.
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