Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Life in 1901 - Woman's Home Companion
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Vintage sewing and fashion ephemera with a few other finds from my travels.
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- Stout Women May Wear Draped Skirts - 1913 McCall's...
- Something to Remember - Vita-Fluff Shampoo
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- Necessary Things in 1901 -Woman's Home Companion
- Life in 1901 - Woman's Home Companion
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Ivory Soap: "lack of objectionable perfume and color," YESSSS!!! I know they probably weren't talking about allergies 110 years ago, but Ivory is the only soap I'll use on my face, for precisely this reason. Anybody else gag from the "objectionable" scents from everything in the "personal care" section of your modern store?
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That's a go-cart? My, how times have changed.
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