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The February air might be cold, but it’s filled with romance. At Reminisce, we’re anxiously awaiting the first signs of spring. To heat things up, we’re sharing readers’ recollections of first dates, favorite love songs and childhood crushes. I hope you’ll join us at Reminisce.com, where, as ever, the good old days live on.
—Your Friends at Reminisce
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Love is in the air—and in these ads for the season of romance. Companies touted symbols of lasting love—keepsake diamonds, Whitman's samplers and fine silverware—in these charming pages from the 1940s and ‘50s.
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Nothing could be finer than an old-fashioned diner! Readers recall their days serving burgers, fries and slices of homemade pie in their hometowns during the 1950s.
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Public relations consultant Jack Fones almost canceled two of Elvis Presley’s first gigs, but the country newcomer proved his potential on stage. At right, Fones and his wife spend time with another famous face—Lucille Ball!
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In the 1940s, Norma Howell of Ridgecrest, California, was a sucker for a boy in her fifth grade class. Little did she know, her crush would one day become her husband.
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A good tagline or jingle has staying power. We’ve selected some of the most memorable ones to test your slogan smarts! See if you can match these catchphrases to the products they advertise.
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Remember: Reminisce is the original reader-written magazine. Childhood, young love, parenthood, working life, embarrassing moments—we need your memories! So dust off those photo albums and slide carousels and share your favorite tales of the good old days with your fellow Reminisce readers!
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