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Ivory Soap -1922A

Look out! Here comes the frost chap! Keep the oils in your children's skins and they won't dry out. Here a small child is welcomed into her mother's arms, chilled hands to the fore; but cold as they be, they will not chap. Published in the December, 1922 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL.

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Source: Charles Perrien
Restoration by: Charles Perrien

Date: 03/19/2010
Owner: Magazine Art Gallery Administrator
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