A Funny Postcard of Why Women Live Longer Than Men . . .

A perfect example of why women live longer than men ...

This postcard was postmarked in 2017. 

 

It is So Restful Here

It's so Restful here! 

Babysitting Pigs

It's not what you think, dear, I'm just baby sitting!
1954

Cow State Experimental Farm

State Experimental Farm
(I guess there is less of a chance of getting kicked now when milking the cow!)
(Maybe it's just me, but utters belong on the breast anyway lol)
1952

Exaggeration - Land of Big Corn

Island of Big Corn
(you would think if the cows were eating corn that big, they themselves would be a bit bigger)

Copyright 1909 by Marlin Post Card Co.

Monkey on Toy Tractor

Back reads in small letters:
Hecho por Intana
en Venezuela
(By Intana
in Venezuela)
1970's

Hillbilly Spring Plantin'

Spring Plantin' Time

Ozark Livin' - Hillbilly Style
It's spring planting time in the Ozarks and Maw has the new ground about ready for the tomato plants.  Paw is busy keeping track of the time so Maw won't forget to go get dinner ready for him and the kids.
1977

Baby Garden

Garden of Love
1909

Exaggeration Postcard -Grasshopper Pulling Cart

Seen near Wheaton, Minnesota
Potter Drug Co.

Maybe the Grasshopper is pulling a seed card?  It looks to have US 606 on it.
1940

Jelly Belly Jelly Beans

Greetings from Jelly Belly
Jelly Belly Candy Company
Confectioners of Excellence Since1898
Fairfield, CA
Pleasant Prairie, WI
2011

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I love that the jelly bean on the tractor is harvesting other jelly beans on the farm!  Would that be like a person growing and harvesting other people??  lol

The Jelly Belly Candy Company, or simply Jelly Belly, is a maker of jelly beans and other candy, formerly known as The Herman Goelitz Candy Company. The company is based in Fairfield, California and produces more than 34 million pounds (15,000 tonnes) of candy annually.

Belly Flops
In the process of making Jelly Belly beans some of the beans stick together, are too large or too small, making them not meet the standards of quality. These imperfect beans, rather than being scrapped, are repackaged as Belly Flops. Belly Flops are sold in five ounce, one pound, or two pound packages at the Jelly Belly factory, other select stores.