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Still the Girl He Married.

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Title:
  • Still the Girl He Married.
Date:
  • January 7, 1928
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Description:

  • Advertisement for Lysol Disinfectant. Depicts a mother and father getting into a car while waving goodbye to their son and maid. The text includes the assertion that the husband and wife continue to enjoy things they did as newlyweds, due, in part, to the wife's good feminine hygiene. Includes an offer for "The Scientific Side of Health and Youth," a booklet that will explain the "correct practice of Feminine Hygiene." using Lysol. 1928. JPG file (158 KB)

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Protestant Children and Families
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  • duke:440525
  • prfad02163
  • ark:/87924/r4f47jn65
  • a722c9cb-47d1-4733-b988-720d5a117778
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