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  • Thomas Edison and Henry Ford

    Thomas Edison and Henry Ford

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    Thomas Edison and Henry Ford had become friends when Ford worked for Edison in Detroit. They established Winter retreats next to each other in Fort Myers, Florida. The inventor and the automobile magnate collaborated on several projects and were still close when Edison died in 1931.

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Bob Teevan
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In Scotland it’s “One, two, three, Aleerie. In America, it’s “One, two, Buckle My Shoe.” It can also be, “The Ants Go Marching, one-by-one,” “Count 100 Sheep to Fall Asleep,” or “99 Bottles of Beer on a Wall.” All around the world we learn to count by reciting poems or rhymes that teach us to count. Postcards make good educational tools.

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