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Now That’s a Rock!

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There’s no particular Mormon aspect to this advertisement in a 1905 issue of the Juvenile Instructor. It’s just another wild and weird Daynes Jewelry ad that I thought might make you laugh on a Friday —

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4 thoughts on “Now That’s a Rock!”

  1. I’m not too concerned about the size of that diamond–I figure a few hundred years at my wages and I’d have it paid off.

    I am a bit worried about a lady with a finger that big, though!

  3. The optician part comes in where the special lens to take a close look notes: object in lens is much, much smaller than it appears….

  4. “Pioneer Jewelers” established in 1862. I thought everyone was too busy building temples and killing crickets back then to be worried about buying diamonds. Can’t even imagine the expense for the polygamist families.

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