Viceroy cigarette advertisement ~ June 14, 1968 Life Magazine.

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From the June 19, 1944 issue of LIFE magazine.

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Set---05112015--Vienna,Austria..

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David Rubinger,Fotojournalist, bei einem Publikumsgespräch der "Wiener Vorlesungen" im jüdischen Museum erzählt über seine Kindheit in Wien..

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David Rubinger,photojounalist, talking about his youth in vienna.

Photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt as it appeared in Life Magazine of February 14, 1944.

Mickey Mouse Life Magazine Cover, Pics by Mike Mozart instagram.com/MikeMozart

Andreas Feininger, The Photojournalist, 1951, épreuve gélatino argentique, © Time Inc. LIFE Gallery of Photography, (en ligne), <http://life.time.com/culture/andreas-feininger-photographer-spotlight/#1>, (consulté le 13/03/13).

Cadillac Advertisement ~ June 14, 1968 Life Magazine.

"There is more hunger for love and

appreciation in this world than for bread."

(Mother Teresa)

Uncle Dale is in this issue.

Advertisement from Life Magazine, January 10, 1960

Photo by Robert Riger via Life Magazine.

Update: Liz Taylor is dead!

AMF was once a major player in bicycle manufacturing, until foreign competition and rising labor costs drove them out of the business. Now what is left of AMF is a company that makes bowling alley equipment.

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For more details, see Slice: 'Battle of the Boroughs' Pizza Contest

The new Pope, John XXIII takes over

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For March 15-21, 2023.

Magazine ad from the Feb. 14, 1949 issue of Life magazine.

New York, NY

"How does that grab you?"

Jeris

Life Magazine 11-17-1958,.

the lengths they used to go to to convince the public that smoking wasn't one of the dumbest things anyone could do.

One of many boxes brought down from the attic contained a number of magazines and books. I recognized some of them from my childhood, and when I had a chance later in the morning I went through the books in search of lost memories.

I found so much more: a stack of Life magazines from the 1940s and 1950s, mostly intact.

History in a box....

Only our car wax has the "Simoniz Secret", which is why it's different.

Boy that's a compelling argument. What's the secret?

June 14, 1968 Life Magazine.

From reenactor Dan Inouye's collection. The Life Magazine article describes the Tule Lake Internment Camp in California for Japanese-American citizens during World War II.

Advertisements from the March 13, 1970 edition of Life Magazine.

From the June 19, 1944 issue of LIFE magazine.