Showing posts with label McClure's Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McClure's Magazine. Show all posts
Thursday, December 4, 2014
FAO Schwarz Toy Store Ad
Santa's making air drops of toys for all the good girls and boys! FAO Schwarz ad from the December 1911 issue of McClure's Magazine. I'm trying to imagine what novelties a kid might want for Christmas, but I'm coming up empty.
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1910s,
Christmas,
December,
FAO Schwarz Toys,
Holidays,
McClure's Magazine,
Santa,
Yule
Friday, July 5, 2013
Favorite Turns of Phrase
“The valley was full of noises of running water, and the
spatter of the mill-wheel - half words
and chuckles by day; sentences and impudent songs by night – and wherever you
went, you could not (the children had tried often), hide from an Oak, an Ash, and
a Thorn, all three trees together, leaning and whispering and watching.”
Rudyard Kipling, Robin Goodfellow – His Friends
McClure's Magazine, April 1906
Rudyard Kipling, Robin Goodfellow – His Friends
McClure's Magazine, April 1906
Labels:
1900s,
Fairies,
McClure's Magazine,
Puck,
Robin Goodfellow,
Rudyard Kipling,
Turns of Phrase
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