Some more train stuff, but not really.

[Dan/Panther]

I have this N.O.S set of Boulevard lights by Marx.
Read the bottom line on the cover. People really thought differently back then.
If my kids talked like that, I'd smackem good.
I'm sure it's proper syntax, but really, isn't it just a little too Tight butt.
D/P

[bwanna]

 ..lamo

[Dan/Panther]

 

[McHeath]

Yeah grammar usage was quite different until after WW2.  It's pretty funny how we went from that motto of:

"Have you all of them?"

to McDonalds current motto:

"i'm lovin' it!"

[bingster]

Here's a famous example of this type of question:

[Dan/Panther]

Was Fairy soap a pre Ivory or did it become Ivory. Do they even make Ivory soap anymore ?
D/P

[bwanna]

love the fairy soap ad! yes, d/p ivory soap is still around......is what is in my shower.

here is a little tidbit of info on the fairy soap
http://tinyurl.com/ygpncfd

[Jim Stettler]

love the fairy soap ad! yes, d/p ivory soap is still around......is what is in my shower.

here is a little tidbit of info on the fairy soap
http://tinyurl.com/ygpncfd

I wonder if there is a telephone connection? Is so, should this topic get moved?

Nathaniel Kellogg Fairbanks

Wouldn't it be intriging if Kellogg used fairy soap in their factories.
Jim S.

[Dan/Panther]

I wonder why "Fairy soap", isn't popular anymore
D/P

[Craig T]

It is in Europe. Owned and still manufactured by Proctor and Gamble for their European market. It says so in the link that Donna posted.

As for the U.S.  I cannot say... I just hope body wash does not replace my bar soap altogether! 

[Dan/Panther]

I understand "Fairy Soap", is still popular in some incarceration institutes.
D/P

[Dan/Panther]

Moving along here, it's no longer 1950, now it's 1960, and Marx has updated it's wording on it's packages.
D/P

[Jim Stettler]

I always wanted one of those. It sure seemed neat in the cataloges.....
Jim