Summer’s almost over, but I love this border that came from an early 1900’s
Etude magazine. The back pages of the magazines had an
advertising section with ads aimed at singers and musicians.
This cute border was for the section of summer school advertisements.
Here it is with the words removed, so you can add your own text.
This beautiful floral frame was originally the title page
of a 1906 book called, “Benjamin Franklin; His Life”.
I think this would make a pretty recipe card.
Did any of you attend summer school as a child?
I didn’t and wouldn’t have been happy about it.
I liked lazy summer days as a kid and would
have seriously rebelled if I’d been forced to sit behind a desk.
Check out the rest of the images I’ve posted in previous weeks
by clicking on the tab “Antique Graphics to Print”, located under my header.
Blessings,
Angie
I’ll be sharing at these parties this week:
Monday – Manic Monday**Mod Mix Monday
Saturday & Sunday – **Sunday’s Best**
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When I was in high school I worked as a teacher’s aide for the summer migrant school. I remember it being a fun time and helped the kids keep and learn new skills. It was a time when their parents worked in the fields thinning beets and hoeing the weeds out of the sugar beet, onion, and bean fields. The only summer school I went to was during my college years. Those sessions were more relaxed than the regular college classes. Cute graphics. Thanks.♥♫