OT: Cherry Ames

I was chatting with a friend about our Cherry Ames discussion and decided to google it for fun. Look what I found:

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Sue

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Susan Hartman
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Cherry Ames is one of my all time favorites! I can't imagine that they reprinting, though. I guess as a time capsule and comparison to today's world they might sell, but nursing is certainly nothing like this today! My favorites were the first 4. They were so full of propaganda, and a nurse's life was so glamorous even in the army!

Thanks for the link. I had a fun stroll down memory lane!

Lynn > I was chatting with a friend about our Cherry Ames discussion and

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lrdavis

Are we talking war propaganda, or the propaganda that one went into nursing to date doctors and handsome patients?

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Karen C in California

I loved these books! I had hoped my daughter would love them too but could never find them. Do you think a 13-year-old could still get interested? ;-)

Carolyn

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Twinsmom

War propaganda. I think they were a tool for recruiting girls to go to nursing school (just the first 4) They talked about a special scholarship available. Of course there was a lot of talk about the handsome doctors and other soldiers in the Army!

Lynn > lrdavis wrote:

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lrdavis

Wow - imagine that! Thanks, Sue. A refreshing look back at my simple youth

- tee hee.

ellice

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ellice

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