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~ Cabot’s Creosote Shingle and Wood Stains, 1930 (opens a .pdf)
Are you ashamed of your roof? Well, maybe you should be. After all, 100,000 people go up in airplanes every year and you don’t want them looking down at your house and saying things like “…look at the awful roof they have, as common looking as if it were on a prison!”
“The first television broadcasting began in 1928, but it was experimental, and the audience was limited to a small area in the Maryland suburbs of Washington D.C. By 1939, the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) became the first network to feature regular broadcasts.”
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~ Aetna Insurance, 1930
~ Scott Tissues, May 1930
Are you buying that other brand of TP? Tsk. Don’t make your friends come to sit sadly by your bedside while you regret your choices.
~ Jobs for Girls, Hazel Rawson Cades, 1930
~ Popular Mechanics, April 1930
The party’s a flop until Bob and his harmonica show up. Be like Bob
ALT~ Rules for the Hyde Institute library, Somerset, England, 1930
~ The Psychology of Childhood, Edgar James Swift, 1930