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In the cosy living room of Mrs. Rosamond L. Wright's home in Springfield, Mass, one evening last week, ten women gathered for a special kind of party. On a card table was a variety of household articles made and marketed by Stanley Home Products, Inc. The women were there to be sold; there to sell them was matronly Mrs. Mabel Hayden, one of Stanley's crack dealers, who had persuaded Mrs. Wright to turn over her house for the occasion.
Dealer Hayden demonstrated a Stanley bath brush, a man's curved hair brush ("if your husband can use it, it proves he hasn't a...
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