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Posted on July 9, 2024 by Chris Enss

1917 – Publisher Emma Goldman imprisoned for obstructing draft during WW1

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In the Old West, men and women in hopes of finding In the Old West, men and women in hopes of finding a companion placed advertisements in publications specifically designed for lonely hearts. Here are a few of those inspired ads from 1887. “I am fat, fair, and plan on losing no weight. I’m 48 years old, 5 feet high. Am a No. 1 lady, well fixed with no encumbrances: am in business in city, but want a partner who lives in the West. Want an energetic man that has some means, not under 40 years of age and weight not less than 180. Of good habits. A Christian gentleman preferred.” To learn more about the serious business of finding a husband or wife by mail in the wide-open days of the Old West read Object Matrimony: The Risky Business of Mail-Order Matchmaking on the Western Frontier. Visit www.chrisenss.com now for more information and to enter to win a copy of the book along with a $100 gift certificate from David’s Bridals.
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