May 23, 1897. A paper doll series from The Boston Globe. Several of the paper dolls in this series were of actual people. Melba was a popular opera singer from that time period.
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Most of the paper dolls on this site are from newspaper archives. All newspaper items have been copied in black and white. I have added color to some of the paper dolls. All of the coloring contests for movies and from ads were found searching through newspapers.
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- THE KID SISTER Comic Strip Paper Dolls, 1934
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