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delanotooke.livejournal.com2018-03-09 09:50 amEntry tags:
Weekend Event - Things That Suck
A series of Hoover ads from 1944.
noluck-boston.livejournal.com2015-05-30 07:44 pmEntry tags:
- 1943,
- auto repair,
- autos,
- cars,
- gasoline,
- oil,
- war,
- war ads,
- war rationing,
- ww2
barengeist.livejournal.com2015-03-14 09:12 pmEntry tags:
1944 Gebhardt's Eagle Chili Powder- Tamale Pie Tonight
Gebhardt's Eagle Chili Powder Ad & Pork Rice Tamale Pie Recipe, "Not Rationed," 1944
noluck-boston.livejournal.com2014-10-26 08:12 pmEntry tags:
- 1944,
- food,
- war,
- war ads,
- war rationing
pikkewyntjie.livejournal.com2014-06-07 10:54 amEntry tags:
Community Silver WWII
I inherited a set of that pattern from my grandma.
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Weekend Event Starting TOMORROW!! + Monday's Event!
Weekend event Friday the 8th thru Sunday the 10th: The #8! Ads featuring the #8
One day event Monday November 11: War/Service Members/Veterans Ads, ads for war bonds, we want you, victory gardens, ads featuring Service Members, Veterans, etc
One day event Monday November 11: War/Service Members/Veterans Ads, ads for war bonds, we want you, victory gardens, ads featuring Service Members, Veterans, etc
cactuswren.livejournal.com2013-07-19 09:42 pmEntry tags:
Garden weekend
Life, May 24, 1943:
It's intriguing that if "father walks to work and Bud bikes to school", that means it's okay to put the family car "up on blocks" -- because certainly no one else will need to do any driving for any reason whatsoever.
And I notice that it's father who walks to work, but Nora (not "mother") who handles "the week's washing" -- presumably the housekeeper/laundress.
It's intriguing that if "father walks to work and Bud bikes to school", that means it's okay to put the family car "up on blocks" -- because certainly no one else will need to do any driving for any reason whatsoever.
And I notice that it's father who walks to work, but Nora (not "mother") who handles "the week's washing" -- presumably the housekeeper/laundress.
