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1920s home decor: See beautiful vintage American decorating trends from 100 years ago

Silly Putty & the weird true story of how it became America’s favorite toy blob (1950)

Vintage Formula 409 was the ‘miracle household cleaner’ that debuted in the ’60s

Easy & fun paintbrush cookies deserve a comeback for your next holiday baking day (1956)

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Up close: Antique Edwardian boots & why this early‑1900s style is still eye-catching

Mickey Mouse history: How Walt Disney’s popular cartoon mouse became a cultural giant starting in the 1920s

How to make 5 easy & festive fabric Christmas ornaments (no sewing required!)

The best classic rolled sugar cookie cutouts recipe

Frosty the Snowman: The beloved vintage Christmas TV special that began to enchant us back in 1969

Holiday fun: Gingerbread man coloring pages: 29 blank & decorated printables

Looking back: A “December Poetry” crossword from 1970

DON’T MISS: Retro versions of classic board games: 11 hits of yesteryear you can get again

ALSO SEE: How did people spend their free time back in the 1970s?

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