Spring means eggs and eggs mean protein-heavy dinner sculptures — or at least they did in the '60s.

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Living

Modern-day remedies for illness include plenty of soup and afternoon naps. In the late 1920s, convalescence involved chores.

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Maritimers know a thing or two about keeping warm in the winter — especially this year. An extra helping of quilted blankets doesn't hurt.

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Before she held positions of significant parliamentary importance, this young journalist was contending with mascara goop, just like the rest of us.

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In the late ’50s, women were in charge of childrearing, but one man was in charge of telling us how best to deliver them.

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