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“I told him about the problem we have making ends meet, and it turns out he had the same problem until he put his wife to work.” Glenn Bernhardt June 20, 1959
“My husband just came into a lot of money. He returned all the empty bottles we had in the basement.” Roland Michaud June 6, 1959
“Let’s rob the rich and give the poor just enough to keep the income agents off our necks.” Jack Tippit June 5, 1965
“You’re right, we have to economize. Now let’s see, where can we start?” Harry Mace May 7, 1960
“…then, just when everything seemed blackest, IBM jumped two points, General Motors split again, and U.S. Steel came through with a whopping dividend!” Marvin Tannenberg April 25, 1964
Paul Peter Porges February 16, 1963
“Money, money! Don’t we have any sugar around here?” Al Kaufman January 28, 1956
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Love the top one by Bernhardt. Women working outside the home was frowned upon back then. From about 1974 onward though, they’ve had to whether they’ve wanted to or not. #7 (bottom) is great too. Mrs. didn’t count on her husband finding her kitchen cash stash hiding place. Fortunately, it’s all about the sugar.
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Love the top one by Bernhardt. Women working outside the home was frowned upon back then. From about 1974 onward though, they’ve had to whether they’ve wanted to or not. #7 (bottom) is great too. Mrs. didn’t count on her husband finding her kitchen cash stash hiding place. Fortunately, it’s all about the sugar.