This aged page, from a vintage dictionary published in 1922, includes the words: jonquil, journal, journey, joust, jovial, joy, joyful, jubilant, jubilee and Judaism. 
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Julie is a vintage enthusiast and a Photoshop addict who collects old books and new recipes.
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Great page thank you
You’re welcome. I’m glad you like it. 🙂
Hello, I seem to be going around in circles looking for a dictionary page with “fire, fireman” in the text for a gift for a friends Dad who served as a fireman in Oklahoma, do you have this page, if so it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Lyn from Australia
Hi Lyn,
I’ll try to get that page uploaded for you in the next few days.
Julie
Hi Julie
I am looking to see if you have the word airplane. My daughter is a flight instructor and I wanted to paint a vintage plane for her on the dictionary paper in the background. I would appreciate it.
thank You
Hi Doreen,
The old dictionary I have doesn’t have the word airplane in it. It’s almost hard to imagine (because they are our “norm”) but it seems that airplanes weren’t familiar yet in 1922.
Julie
Is there a page with friend or best friend?
Hi Amber,
I don’t have the page with friend posted to my blog and I’m not adding new content to my blog at this time; however, if you send me an e-mail (theolddesignshop@gmail.com), I will send you the page that has the word friend on it.
Julie
Hi Julie,
Not sure if you are still doing this but could you send me the page with the word Luck on it?