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In 1909 toilet goods were not considered a serious matter and / no special department of the catalogs was devoted to it. A / few perfumes and creams were scattered here and there among / bargain goods. / In 1919 an assortment of perfumes that would rival any city / department store is shown, along with six pages of other / toilet articles, including rouge and eyebrow pencils. / _ -- From "How the Farmer Has Changed in a Decade: Toilet / Goods," in Farm and Fireside's advertisement._
Maud Muller, on a summer's day, / Powdered her nose with _Bon Sachet_.