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The Sentimental Work of Play: Manhood and the American Toy Industry, 1900–1930ange— a wonderful change— all along the line. There is a pride everywhere.” Or, as another toy man boasted in 1913, “The domestic toy manufacturers comprise today a sturdy industrial body. Barely a decade ago this could not be said.”

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“Girls in Gray Flannel Suits”: White Career Women in Postwar American Culture. Maureen, 37, had continued her career as an author. Sheila John, 31, had gone from being a newspaper writer to working as a feature columnist for the .. Her articles now appeared in fifty newspapers nationwide.

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