Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Bubble Gum Demonstration-Joyce B. Dork, 8, of Cleveland, displays her accomplishment in blowing, after which (right) the gum reaches maximum expansion and goes pop! Removing the gum is Joyce's problem.
Bubble Gum Demonstration-Joyce B. Dork, 8, of Cleveland, displays her accomplishment in blowing, after which (right) the gum reaches maximum expansion and goes pop! Removing the gum is Joyce's problem.
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Bubble Gum Demonstration-Joyce B. Dork, 8, of Cleveland, displays her accomplishment in blowing, after which (right) the gum reaches maximum expansion and goes pop! Removing the gum is Joyce's problem.

Associated Press · [ca. February 1947]

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