Lovebus is in the Airibus
Note found in a 1930s teen girl's scrapbook. Photo from 1927.
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February 01, 2008
Note found in a 1930s teen girl's scrapbook. Photo from 1927.
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When my mother worked as a secretary in the late 40s, she and her friends used to type up things like this and pass them around the office, sort of like people forward "funny" emails to their co-workers now.
Posted by: The Vintage Reader | February 23, 2008 at 05:01 PM