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0Wanna dress like lil girl and allow daddy to rip it off my body and dress me with bruises instead until I’m sobbing and moaning
40hey, i made a blog to reblog actual n*fw content. like real, extreme. so follow HERE if you want to really see inside my mind. i don’t want this one to get blocked, so i don’t reblog ALL of the hardcore stuff i see. but @dwindlingmcurialhigh is for that. this one will still remain active/n*fw, just not as extreme as the other!! (as far as pictures/gifs go)
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“Born On Train, Gets Its Name,” The Globe and Mail. April 27, 1939. Page 02.
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Winnipeg, April 26 (CP). - As the Canadian Pacific Railway transcontinental express No. 3 pulled into Winnipeg early today, Mrs. Luke Fawcett, Sudbury, a passenger, became the mother of a baby girl. Both are doing fine at hospital here.
Mrs. Fawcett was on the way to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Komoski of St. Boniface, Man.
S. MacFarlane, sleeping car conductor, called on Dr. W. H. Moore, Victoria, and Dr. Hugh R. Schindler, St. Ignace, Man., to assist at the birth.
Mrs. Fawcett, who walked out of the station to an ambulance without assistance, said she was going to call her baby girl Gloria Glenwood, after the compartment car in which she had been placed.0
