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Friday, October 7, 2011
7 October 1957 “Touching Base with Tenant Troubles”
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I have had something come up with our rental property again. The ice box (which we cleaned many times) still has a wretched smell and the t...
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
4 October 1957 “There is Nothing Like a Bath”
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“A hasty plash and dash may do a surface job of cleaning. But it’s time to revive the ancient art of bathing as one of life’s greates...
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Monday, October 3, 2011
3 October 1957 “New Forum: Vintage Living, Modern Coffee Klatch”
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As many of you know, I have had various attempts with our Forum. At one point, it was a wonderful place where we had such lively discussion...
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
2 October 1957 “Blue Heaven: Collecting Anchor Hocking & Vintage China Mix n Match”
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We had a power outage yesterday, the 1st, so both 1 & 2 October are posted today, thank you. As many of you know, my everyday dishes a...
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1 October 1957 “Wash Day Helpers”
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this was meant to be posted yesterday, but we had power outages and internet loss, so both 1 & 2 are posted today, Thank you. Here ...
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Friday, September 30, 2011
30 September 1957 “Ultra Vintage with Potted and Pressed Beef”
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To me, Vintage isn’t always red lipstick and girdles. Though I obviously have an affinity for the middle of the last century, I have always ...
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
28 September 1957 “Fall Planting for Spring and Some New Additions to the Chickens”
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I found this concise little article that from an October issue extolling the virtues of Fall bulb planting. A true gardener’s work is neve...
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
24 September 1957 “Away a bit”
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Yesterday I visited a friend I hadn’t seen in a month or two. We dressed up and went to a new tea house/art gallery in her town. It was a lo...
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Monday, September 19, 2011
19 September 1957 “Fuchsia and Spring Colors for Fall of ‘57 and The News”
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The cover for this Autumn's fashion here in 1957 feels more like Spring than Fall. The fuchsia tones are bright and really give a nod t...
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