Way Back When in 1925 – A Christmas Wish List

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Here’s a look at some of the popular items that Santa Barbara folks were hoping to find under their trees on Christmas morning 100 years ago: a tricycle for the kids, a stove for mom, a bathrobe for dad, an electric fan, and a gift that everyone could enjoy – the latest model of radio!

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