From the Improvement Era, 1939 —
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Ha!
Ha, is right! I wonder what the average reader thought of this. My own grandparents were newlyweds in 1939, so I can imagine them seeing this . . . and laughing.
Yeah, I think this was all in good fun.
What an important message for our daughters to learn! I am printing this out for my girls to see.
Well, it’s nice to know that fine-twined linens are the key to snagging an attractive partner.
I definitely trust Mary and Jane’s opinions on clothing, since they are both wearing Frisbees as hats. (Or wait, are those the “round tires like the moon” that I’ve always heard about?)