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How to Meet Men and Marry (1943)"A Widower Could Be a Non Resistant Person Against Your Irresistible Force" Farnham, Juliet. How to Meet Men and Marry. New York: Simon, 1943. Octavo. Hardcover. War Edition, Second Printing. Wartime edition of this laugh out loud guide to finding a match during World War II. Easily one of the funniest reads to come out of World War II, How to Meet Men and Marry attempts to help women find their match in the marital wasteland of the Second World War.

dehydrated foods

was one of the first indications to people at home that something in the POW camps was amiss

Each illustrated page is covered by an inserted slat panel that can be moved via pull-tab to reveal two different (decidedly 1940s-style) illustrations depending on its position

Dyess and two of his fellow escapees were not evacuated by Navy submarine until the summer of 1943

(Linenette Books)

Moore's poem was largely meant to draw attention away from Christmas Day and re-center Christmas Eve due to Catholic-Protestant religious conflict at the time

This edition provides a special chapter called "Nurses at War" focusing on the history of wartime nursing and the options for both trained nurses and aspiring nurses

And How They Keep Christmas

I Was a Nazi Flier purports to share the musings of a captured Nazi pilot

Owner signatures of a single family on title page

First edition of this fairy tale favorite

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