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…with the availability of the latest automobile models and consumer goods. The local availability of imported European cosmetics and fashions, imported drinks and confectioneries - these have all become important to those who have sufficient disposable income to purchase…

…. 1,522,176 Cosmetics and Producing the Same. January 6, 1925. George W. Carver. Tuskegee, Alabama. „h U.S. 1,541,478 Paint and Stain and Producing the Same June 9, 1925. George W. Carver. Tuskegee, Alabama. „h U.S. 1,632,365 Producing Paints and Stains. June…

…that are possibly from alchemy. During his time alchemy was not illegal and was used for things like women's cosmetics, artists paints, and healing potions, (Tansey, 669). In the left wing of The Garden of Earthly Delights, the fountain appears to be beaker shaped…

…of Vanity Fair, was described by Advertising Age as "boy meets girl, boy meets boy, boy meet self". That's merely the most striking example of a vast range of jeans; lingerie and cosmetics ads that once would have been relegated to Playboy or Penthouse, but now…

…valves; and to repair or replace your heart, liver and kidneys and most of your joints. Cosmetic surgeons can leave you looking half your age. Your genes can be manipulated, and several inherited disease can be prevented or cured. Infections that used to kill…

…constantly bombards us with commercial of ways to enhance our appearance. Maybeline, L'oreal, Pond, Clinque, Cover Girl, and Noxema are major corporations of cosmetic products, and their main target is teenage girls. The majority of girls during their maturing…

…the most success but companies that sold cosmetics, appliances, and other new inventions did well also. Farmers and textiles did poorly and many farmers fled the countryside to find better jobs in the city. The Ford Model A car became a big craze and consumers…

…and animals common to the Nile. Copper was used in small quantities for beads and simple tools, but most things were chipped from stone. Cosmetics made of stone were used for grinding eye paint. Small sculptures and pictures were either carved from ivory and bone…

…has tree has been grown in Greece for thousands of years and its oil has been used as a food as well as for medicinal, cosmetic, lighting and sacred purposes. You would think that the olive was specially made for Greece’s harsh climate, it thrives in most…

…on the image of the new physically fit woman. By 1984, the industry promoted the physically fit woman through fashion (tight fitting clothing), cosmetics (‘natural' make-up), and advertisements which show men gawking at ‘fit' women. Therefore, although…