From the Contributor, April 1884. These factory-made boots and shoes are “home-made” in the sense that they were made “at home” in Utah industry instead of being imported from the East.
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I’m glad you cleared that up, other wise I was concerned about false advertising.
it’s this kind of thing I think of when people insist that history, or scripture, or the Constitution, or anything else, can be read and easily understood according to the plain, obvious meaning of the words!
Obligatory xkcd refernce: https://xkcd.com/1860/
I’ve had some pretty good “home-made” pies in cafes, where the pies were clearly made right there in the cafe, not in someone’s actual home. It’s the #10 can of industrial “home-made” pie filling you’ve got to stay away from.