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					<description><![CDATA[About 1957 a salesman came to our farm, selling one of those green machines. My sister and I were in high school and dad had given us two runt pigs which we raised. They were about ready for market when he came. So my dad listened and examined it (he was a repairman for a shirt factory earlier in his life)and told us if we wanted to use the money for the sale of the pigs, he would pay the rest. Mom used that machine until her death in 2016 and my niece now has it. I also have a Viking, maybe 40 years old now. Still great.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>About 1957 a salesman came to our farm, selling one of those green machines. My sister and I were in high school and dad had given us two runt pigs which we raised. They were about ready for market when he came. So my dad listened and examined it (he was a repairman for a shirt factory earlier in his life)and told us if we wanted to use the money for the sale of the pigs, he would pay the rest. Mom used that machine until her death in 2016 and my niece now has it. I also have a Viking, maybe 40 years old now. Still great.</p>
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