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Monday, January 30, 2012
30 January 1933 “Come with me Lucille, in my Merry Oldsmobile. The Family Car and the Electric Car.”
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I have been away from you all for these past three days. I haven’t any other excuse save that it is rather easy to slip into the past ful...
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
26 January 1933 “Hairstyles, Shoes, & Conveyor Belt Lives.”
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I really didn’t get a very good picture of how I have been wearing my hair curled, but the one I did manage to get, I messed about with to...
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Monday, January 23, 2012
23 January 1933 “1930’s, Here I Come…again. Yummy Spiced Coffee Cake, Breakfast Cereal, Twentieth Amendment to U.S. Constitution and our President Roosevelt talks about Foreclosures.”
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Well, as usual, all your lovely thoughts put things into perspective. And I find myself again thankful for our little community. Though we ...
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Saturday, January 21, 2012
21 January 1933 “30’s Gal or 50’s Gal: A Time Traveler Confused and Open to Suggestions”
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I am sorry that this post is going to be, sad to say, another response to a readers comment. Surely I am bad in not merely posting more ...
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Friday, January 20, 2012
20 January 1933 “Haircuts and Words”
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I thought it’d be fun to post a quick rebuttal today concerning an anon comment about hair and girth. First off, I think a woman my age wou...
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
19 January 1933 “New Hair Cut and Possible Styles.”
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I spent yesterday getting my hair cut finally. Getting it bobbed after letting it grow so long was rather a similar feeling I am certain to ...
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Monday, January 16, 2012
16 January 1933 “Cleaning and Old Household Hints”
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First, I wanted to start today with this darling little picture I found in a 32 magazine. I thought it went well with our talk last post ab...
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
14 January 1933 “Our Little Princesses: Cleaning as Play, Some Vintage Newspaper Recipes and Hopes for an Old Washing Machine”
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I thought this ad for Bon Ami was not only darling but rather telling. Today I see so many ‘Princess’ items for little girls. Certainly, pl...
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