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Kitten With… Ears!
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Jessica Savitch (Part One?)
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The Language Of Glove, 1879
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Signs Of The Times, 1945
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Still Dreaming Of The Burger King
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Kitten With… Ears!
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Jessica Savitch (Part One?)
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Still Dreaming Of The Burger King
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Jessica Savitch (Part One?)
I watched Almost Golden: The Jessica Savitch Story, starring Sela Ward, tonight. During commercial breaks, I Googled Jessica Savitch. To my surprise — and major disappointment — there’s not really…
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The Language Of Glove, 1879
Before there was today’s code for handkerchiefs, there were other fashion accessories used in courtship for communicating and flirting. There was the fan, of course, and, according to this article…
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The Good, The Sad & The Ugly (A Link Round-Up)
The Good: A Washington state proposal would require private insurers to cover abortions. The Sad: The incredible photographer Eve Arnold has passed away. The Ugly: Losing Ground on Women’s Rights:…
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More Menstruation History: Unitex Sanitary Panties
A vintage pair of Unitex Sanitary Panties — brand new, unused, in the original box with all the instructions, etc. The panties are made of sheer nylon with a rubber…
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No Newt Is Good Newt
I had these buttons / pinbacks made back in the day — the early days of the gross ineptitude, racism, and misogyny of the political money-grubbing beast that is Newt…
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Busted! As Good As “Our Bodies, Ourselves”
Continuing my talk with Ali Cudby, author of Busted! The FabFoundations Guide To Bras That Fit, Flatter and Feel Fantastic. (Enter to win a signed copy of the book here!)…
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Of Research & Tinkle Troubles
Thanks to Twitter and my friend Cliff Aliperti of Immortal Ephemera (and occasionally blogging with me at Inherited Values — nudge, nudge, Cliff lol), I was alerted to a fabulous…
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Signs Of The Times: 1969 (Or, Men At Work?)
In light of the recently released Congressional Budget Office report on income inequality, I found this cover of the August 1969 issue of Fortune relevant — especially the The Time…
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Antique Japanese Pop Culture For Tourists
A bunch of little gems found in The Club Hotel, Limited: Guide Book of Yokohama, Tokyo and Principal Places in Japan, printed at the “Box Of Curios,” No. 58, Main…
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What I’ve Been Reading Link Round-Up
Come explore with me! Beware Pinkwashing at The Girlie Girl Army: All about how unhealthy and manipulative buying “pink” for breast cancer awareness &/or research can be. At Sociological Images,…
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A Chilling Cold War Reminder Of The Freedom Of Media
Making Democracy Work & Grow: Practical Suggestions For Students, Teachers, Administrators, and Other Community Leaders, from the Federal Security Agency, Office of Education, Bulletin 1948 No 10, Oscar R. Ewing,…
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“Protection To American Labor And American Industries”
I spotted this 1888 Benjamin Harrison silk handkerchief or scarf at Listia (if you don’t know what Listia is, check out my review), and I was so bummed to have…
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Kitsch Slapped Link Round Up, Slappin’ It Feminist Style
Let’s walk — and read — shoulder to shoulder, my sisters… The first two posts that rather address a backwards feminism post at HuffPo: One at BUST and the other…
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Pan Historia
Pan Historia is: [A] community for collaborative fiction and role play writing. Whether you just want to browse and read, or whether you want to write one or many different…
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Share & Share Alike: Why Posting Your “Junk” Is Worthy Of Your Time
In 2010, I was a presenter at the first Bookmark Collectors Virtual Convention, encouraging collectors not to be embarrassed about their collections (bookmarks or otherwise). And recently I discussed how…
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Sign Of The Times 1932
Wanted Urgently a strong rope to hang myself alternatively unfurnished accommodation for my wife unborn child and myself Photograph of an unknown man during the Depression, circa 1932; via, via.
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Flappers Don’t Settle For Sidecars
Two photos from the 1920s featuring women and their motorcycles — vintage Indian motorcycles & sidecars. But the ladies don’t just sit in the sidecars. …Maybe little girls do. But…
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Sign Of The Times: 1922 & Today
Message in Washington, D.C., July 28, 1922; message to Washington, D.C. today. Don’t let the tea party-ers or republicans fool you: the hold-up on the debt ceiling has nothing to…
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Of George Eliot & Marilyn Monroe
I am absolutely fascinated by Adair Jones‘s debate on the following question: “Was George Eliot’s late marriage a resignation from being a strong-minded woman?” I haven’t read the works under…
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Suffering A Man In A Dress For Suffrage
On the front of this 5 3/4 X 3 1/2 “snapshot,” which the seller says is circa 1915, someone has printed “AN ARIZONA SUFFRAGETTE.” As I cannot handle this photograph,…
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How To Dress For Success: Suffragette Edition
In The Washington Post, November 1, 1909, an unidentified “London fashion designer” gets bitchy and judgmental about how suffragettes dress. Yes, even though I don’t know if this possibly fictitious…
