Recently I (carefully) slipped John Voller’s obituary out of its sleeve to photograph the grocery ad on the back of it.
Just a small view into day-to-day life in 1926, when Grandmother was a young, married woman who had just lost her father.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Coffee, peaches, bread, flour
I found the yellowed newspaper clipping years ago in a box of my grandmother’s keepsakes. Yes, it is delicate. Yes, I keep it protected in an archival-quality sleeve—usually.
Recently I (carefully) slipped John Voller’s obituary out of its sleeve to photograph the grocery ad on the back of it.
Just a small view into day-to-day life in 1926, when Grandmother was a young, married woman who had just lost her father.
Recently I (carefully) slipped John Voller’s obituary out of its sleeve to photograph the grocery ad on the back of it.
Just a small view into day-to-day life in 1926, when Grandmother was a young, married woman who had just lost her father.
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Wonderful! I'm so glad you took it out to share with us!
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