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    From JOE MACKEY@1:123/140 to NANCY BACKUS on Wed Mar 27 07:15:36 2019
    Nancy wrote --

    I cook with good old-fashioned lard, no shortening thank you.
    Granny (The Beverly Hillbillies) used that as laundry soap.
    It seems that would be awfully greasy.

    As I told Daryl... I think that she was using lye soap, not lard...

    One time I was at a arts and crafts fair and this woman demonstrated
    how lye soap was made. I brought a bar but never used it.
    I listening to a Fred Allen show from 1941 and they were spoofing the
    play "Tobacco Road". One the the characters mentioned a new product she
    had seen in a store called "So-Ap". :)
    Joe
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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to JOE MACKEY on Wed Mar 27 12:22:00 2019
    Joe,

    I listening to a Fred Allen show from 1941 and they were spoofing the
    play "Tobacco Road". One the the characters mentioned a new product she JM>had seen in a store called "So-Ap". :)

    I'll bet she cleaned up with that one. <g,d,r>

    Daryl

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  • From JOE MACKEY@1:123/140 to DARYL STOUT on Thu Mar 28 04:19:30 2019
    Daryl wrote --

    I listening to a Fred Allen show from 1941 and they were spoofing
    the play "Tobacco Road". One the the characters mentioned a new product
    she had seen in a store called "So-Ap". :)

    I'll bet she cleaned up with that one. <g,d,r>

    Groan...
    Joe

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  • From NANCY BACKUS@1:123/140 to JOE MACKEY on Sun Mar 31 21:20:00 2019
    Quoting Joe Mackey to Nancy Backus on 03-27-19 07:15 <=-

    I cook with good old-fashioned lard, no shortening thank you.
    Granny (The Beverly Hillbillies) used that as laundry soap.
    It seems that would be awfully greasy.
    As I told Daryl... I think that she was using lye soap, not lard...

    One time I was at a arts and crafts fair and this woman
    demonstrated how lye soap was made. I brought a bar but never used it.

    Do you still have it...? ;)

    I listening to a Fred Allen show from 1941 and they were spoofing
    the play "Tobacco Road". One of the characters mentioned a new
    product she had seen in a store called "So-Ap". :)

    Hmmm... Did she figure out how to use it....? <G>

    ttyl neb

    ... (A)bort, (R)etry, (D)ragonflame it?

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