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Reminisce Extra

Jan 01 2020
Magazine

Get even more "time capsules" of life from the 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's filled with reader-written stories, pictures from the past, embarrassing moments, ads from the Old Days and much more!    Relax, Laugh and Remember.   Reminisce EXTRA is delivered in between your issues of Reminisce.

Tell Us Your Story! • Your true tales are the heart of this magazine, so dust off that photo album, high school yearbook or vacation diary.

PHOTO TIPS

Reminisce Extra

For One and All

A LOOK AHEAD

IN THE NEXT ISSUE

CHAMPAGNE ON ICE

1960 PAYOLA, PSYCHO AND A NEW FLAG

PAUL VANCE’S SWIMSUIT ISSUE

BACK IN MAYBERRY

SECOND IMPRESSION • Walter Cronkite was always working, even on vacation.

UNCLE WALTER

STORAGE SOLUTIONS • A place for everything and everything in its place: Get organized to feel calm and in control. Here are a few products to help you.

Treasure Chest

1960 STRONG VOCALISTS

NHL BOUND?

MY SWEET NELLIE • Injured horse finds new purpose as companion on girl’s adventures.

THOSE WERE THE DAYS • Good times for newlyweds in ’60s England.

LONDON SIGHTS

A WRITER IN THE FAMILY • He was also an attorney, reformer, philosopher and temperance lecturer.

HE INTRODUCED HIMSELF

Plan for Victory: Make More, Faster

SLEEPING GIANT AWAKES • By any standard, the extent of the American economy’s growth during WWII remains staggering.

BRADFORD’S BOMBSHELL • A young mother steps up to make bomb fuses after her husband goes to war.

PREPARING FOR TAKEOFF

FRUITS (AND VEGETABLES) OF VICTORY • Gardening took on a martial air as civilians reaped big helpings of service, patriotism and lima beans.

NO JOB TOO SMALL

HOMEGROWN

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?

INVESTING IN PUBLIC SPIRIT • Following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, the Treasury Department began to make a plan for how to pay the bills.

BOND GIRLS • For some, the best way to help bring an end to the war was with a friendly smile and a wave.

SMART & HAPPY • SPERRY & HUTCHINSON GREEN STAMPS OPENED UP A CATALOG OF DREAMS FOR FAST-GROWING FAMILIES.

FROM LICKS TO CLICKS

REDEEMING QUALITIES

ROUGH TRADE

COLLECTORS PARADISE

KEEPING SPIRITS UP

DRYS GET NATION ON THE WAGON • Wets think it’s a rum deal.

Teetotal Tallies

PROMOTING THE WAR EFFORT • Business retooled, but didn’t stop advertising.

A HUSBAND BY ANY OTHER NAME • Personalized mugs were a gentle reminder of what might have been.

FOCUS ON: DINER MUGS

WELL-ROUNDED COMPANION

SNOW MUCH FUN • Frightful or delightful? It all depends on perspective.

BLAST FROM THE PAST • Son’s error in judgment reminds Dad of his own mistake.

ONE FOR IRENE • When she fell in love, he couldn’t say no.

CLASSIC CLUES

Contributor Guidelines

SNOWSUIT OPTIONAL • Friends, forts make up for lack of winter gear.

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