The Return Of American Scents For Him, Her By HAL BOYLE
The article notes rising fragrance sales in the United States with men spending about 120 million dollars and women 440 million in 1966, both up 20 percent. It highlights a shift toward stronger scents, a belief of eventual widespread use of perfume by men, and quotes industry figures on American leadership and evolving consumer habits.
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Alvin Weber
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House of Houbigant
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Perferme
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Perfurme
Mme. de Pompadour
Cardinal Richelieu
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Commission Installs Marker at California Crossing Ford
The Texas Historical Commission marks the Trinity River site California Crossing where thousands of easterners crossed in 1849 en route to California gold fields. The marker notes the historic ford and its role in westward migration.
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Trinity River
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