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Palmolive soap advertisement from November 16, 1942 issue of Life Magazine.
"Hold your man - with soft... kissable skin"
"Now more than ever... keep that schoolgirl complexion"
Like ta' Rock that favorite quote from JimiHendrix: "When the Power of LOVE overcomes the Love of POWER, the world will know peace." Yop... (peace)... *T.M.NOEL/ ANGRYHOUZE/ Tha-God-of-DRAW!
One of three photos of two young women in pajamas taken what appears to be a hotel room. Photos were found on eBay.
Kroehler Furniture ad from the March 18, 1940 issue of Life Magazine showcasing their revolutionizing "harmonizer" technology.
"Hasn't Sally Wonderful Taste In Color?"
“Like a spider climbing up to the tip of a twig, 46-year-old John B. Dearing last week crawled up to the very top of the Empire State Building’s needlelike television tower, pointed a rare 180°-lens camera earthward, and made the spectacular photograph above. Dearing’s camera, which took in everything from horizon to horizon, covered a radius of 50 miles in this picture. One of Dearing’s legs. . . was wrapped around a conically shaped lightning rod 1,472 feet above the street. . .
“Dearing, an RCA engineer who helped supervise the installation of the 222-foot antenna system, made his picture for Anaconda Copper Mining Company, which supplied much of the metal for the television transmission lines. His trip up the spire was hair-raising in more ways than one. Static electricity around the tower sometimes pricks the skin and makes the hair stand on end. To touch one of the pronged dipoles of the antennas in the wrong place would give him a severe burn. A slip would mean death. But Dearing has been up the tower about 300 times and by now he is nonchalant about it. ‘It’s much more dangerous to be a mountain climber,’ he says. Sometimes, when he is up on the spire feeling on top of the world, he rocks himself back and forth, giddily swaying with the tip of the tower like a monkey on a tree branch.” [From the accompanying article]
Well the word "boner" is one my tags, I'm sure this thing will have 500 views by the end of the month.
"A Week's Rations" Paul Clancy, 15, of Concord, MA and Krissy Harris, 16, of Los Angeles shot by Mark Sennet
I'm speechless..hit all sizes, read the text, and make up your own mind if these two are really "father and son".
Over a thousand Chicagoans from all over the city, gathered at Millennium Park to perform "Crowd Out" by David Lang.
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Ace Motor Corporation was a motorcycle manufacturer in continuous operation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania between 1919 and 1924, and intermittently afterward until 1927. Essentially only one model of the large luxury four-cylinder motorcycle, with slight variations, was made from first to last. [Wikipedia]