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Any happier and she'd be having multiple orgasms!
BTW, did you read the fine print about the grocer sending you something?
BTW, did you read the fine print about the grocer sending you something?
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 09/07/15 at 09:59 AM
I like the ad underneath it: "Girls who use Sapolio are quickly married." In my day, the most that cleaning products promised was younger looking hands.
I'd never heard of Sapolio, but according to Wikipedia, it was one of the most heavily advertised soaps of its era, and it's used as an example of what happens when companies decide to cease advertising. There's also a link to this gem: https://archive.org/details/EdSmalleJerryMacy-SingingInTheBathtub1930
I'd never heard of Sapolio, but according to Wikipedia, it was one of the most heavily advertised soaps of its era, and it's used as an example of what happens when companies decide to cease advertising. There's also a link to this gem: https://archive.org/details/EdSmalleJerryMacy-SingingInTheBathtub1930
Posted by ges on 09/07/15 at 10:30 AM
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