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Woman and Daughter Drinking Milk



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Title: Woman and Daughter Drinking Milk
Description: A woman and her three-year-old daughter are getting glasses of milk from a container in a refrigerator. The mother is dressed in a pant suit, while her daughter is in a red dress with white trim, black shoes, and white socks. Kitchen drawers and cabinets can be seen in the room to the woman's left. The photo caption reads, "Mrs. Richard Boland, who is shown with her daughter Mary Clayton, 3, is a regular customer of the routeman, Beryl Fentress."
Image ID: 99193
Creation
Date: 		1976 
Creator
Name: 		International Harvester Company
City, State: Louisville, Kentucky
Collection
Name: 		McCormick - International Harvester
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Photograph taken for "International Trail" magazine, volume 43, number 3, page 3, 1973.
Subjects: Household appliances
Kitchens
Milk
Mothers
Shoes
Children
Hairstyles
Indoor photography
Women
Dresses
Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery
Suits (Clothing)
 

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