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1961: Noseless Lady Hawks Makeup
For some reason, her noselessness caught my attention.
Tagged 1960s, 1961, advertising, business, englands, fourth avenue, hair, Luverne, style
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1939: Make this a Jewelry Christmas
Make this a jewelry Christmas, urged Wick’s Jewelry Store in 1939.
1939: Benson Funeral Home Hosts Open House
The Benson Funeral Home was hosting an open house at its new location in 1939.
1960: Lease a Typewriter
Davis Typewriter was offering typewriter leases in 1960.
1945: It’s Hot, So Wear a (Freshly Pressed) Suit
In 1945 the Daily Globe published this ad for the New Worthington Cleaners, on Fourth Avenue. It advises people to wear a fresh, clean suit during the hot weather. Yes. It’s hot, so you should wear a suit, guys. You … Continue reading
1960: England’s Hair Fashion Salon
Air conditioning was a major feature at England’s Hair Fashion Salon in 1960. But the hair was pretty cool too.
Tagged 1960, 1960s, advertising, business, englands, fourth avenue, hair, style
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1945: Two-Day Service from Worthington Cleaners
Worthington Cleaners, on Fourth Avenue, offered two-day service for rugs, curtains, drapes, blankets and quilts in 1945. Next post at 11 a.m.
1945: Foxy Gal Wants Foxy Coat Cleaned
The Worthington Cleaners (located on Fourth Avenue) offered moth seal bags for home storage in 1945. Next post at 6 p.m., hopefully…
Tagged 1940s, 1945, advertising, business, coat, Dry Cleaning, fashion, fourth avenue, style, worthington cleaners
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1960: Albachten Motors Sells Giant Finned Cars
Albachten Motors (located on Fourth Avenue) was selling these giant Buicks with gorgeous fins in 1960. Is the car’s size a product of the angle and the comparative height of the children?
Tagged 1960, 1960s, advertising, albachten motors, buicks, business, cars, Cars with Fins, fourth avenue, news, worthington
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