File:Packer's Tar Soap - Advertisement - December 1915.jpg
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Packer's Tar Soap - Advertised in The Red Book Magazine - December 1915
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English: Advertisement for Packer's Tar Soap in the Red Book Magazine (December, 1915). Features the following narrative:
"MOTHER is doing precisely what her mother did nearly thirty years ago. She is using the soap she believes to be best, not only for shampooing, but also for the children's bath. She knows, as her mother did, that Packer's Tar Soap is pure and clean and cleanses thoroughly, but very gently. Pure vegetable oils, glycerine and pine-tar—these are the materials of which Packer's Tar Soap is made. Each is used for a definite purpose—to cleanse, to soothe or to heal." |
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| Source | https://archive.org/details/the-red-book-magazine-v-026-n-02-1915-12/mode/2up |
| Author | Various |
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