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WIN: Signed copies of The Sunday Post’s new book ‘Pass it On – Household Tips from the 1950s’

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WE have 15 signed copies of The Sunday Post’s marvellous new book “Pass It On — Household Tips From The 1950s” to give away.  It is a collection of 1,250 “life hacks” from the era of the superhousewife and has been flying off the shelves of Scottish book stores.

It’s a mixture of heart-tugging nostalgia and incredibly useful advice. Do you know how to get furniture dents out of a carpet? Or how to dust behind a wardrobe that can’t be moved? Do you think you’d benefit from knowing how they kept warm in the 1950s? Or how to make sure you don’t slip on icy pavements? Have you ever wondered how to get dents out of a ping-pong ball or how to ensure midges stay away from you?

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There are tips on knitting, sewing, cleaning, ironing, coal fires, and another 20 chapters.

Brilliant

This is the collected wisdom from the cleverest, most experienced and most innovative experts who ever used a twin-tub or ironed a shirt. The full names and addresses have been left on, just as they were published in the 1950s. If your mother or grandmother was a house-proud housewife in those years, their name might very well be in the book.

 

To be in with a chance to win one of these fabulous books just answer the following question:

In what year was The Queen’s coronation?

a) 1941  b)   1953     c)  1969

 

Hotline:  09012 925 256

Calls should cost no more than £1.02 – calls from mobiles or payphones may cost a lot more.

 

Or text SPCOMP followed by a space then your answer, name and address to 83149.

Texts cost £1.00 plus your standard operator charge.

 

Ts & Cs.  Winners will be chosen at random from combined correct entries after 9.00am on the closing date of Friday, May 12,  2017. Your personal data will not be used for any other purpose than entry to this competition. Details of winners available on request.  Premium Rate Telephone Services Department, D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd, 80 Kingsway East Dundee DD4 8SL. Helpline 01382 575060. For full competition Ts & Cs please send a large SAE to: Group Marketing, Copy of your competition terms, D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd., 2 Albert Sq., Dundee DD1 9QJ.  https://www.sundaypost.com/competition-terms/