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My hot lunch in grade school was 30 cents a day and you can get an extra half pint carton of milk for 2 cents. The movie was 12 cents and the popcorn cost 15 cents. This was in a small country town in the late 40s and 50s.
The Nuns were tough!
When I got to high school after we moved had lunch for I think it was $2.25 for the week. Some of the stuff they had on the school lunch plan was inedible but he al a carte was expensive!
Gum was outlawed at the school - used to by a pack of 10 pkgs at the store for $.50 for the package and then sell them at school for $.10. a pack.
All the fun stuff at the time!!!
We often took apart someone's upholstered chair
they were dumping and went bowling for a whole Saturday with the proceeds . . . that included the shoe rental !
Thanks for your post!!
I would also imagine that they are "Space Saving tampons" like todays spare tires .
Miss those days of full size spares . . .