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Cartoon, Replacing the maid, WW1

Cartoon, Replacing the maid, WW1


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Cartoon, Replacing the maid, WW1

Cartoon, Replacing the maid. A middle class couple are forced to do the household chores themselves during a period of wartime austerity. The husband is having to do some sweeping up outside their home. Date: 1916

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Aged Austerity Baionnette Bourgeois Brush Chores Cost Household Husband Living Maid Neighbour Neighbours Replacing Sweep Sweeping


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Replacing the Maid: A Middle Class Couple Embraces Wartime Austerity, 1916 During the tumultuous period of World War I, the harsh realities of wartime austerity forced even the middle class to adapt and make do with limited resources. In this poignant 1916 cartoon from the LA Baionnette, a middle-aged husband and wife are seen taking on the once-luxurious task of sweeping their home's exterior steps and sidewalk. The husband, dressed in a suit and tie, wields a broom with a determined expression, while his wife, also in an aged, elegant dress, holds a dustpan and brush. Their faithful dog looks on, seemingly amused by the unexpected turn of events. The absence of their maid, a common fixture in middle-class households during this era, is a stark reminder of the sacrifices being made in the name of the war effort. Neighbors passing by on the street, some with their own brooms in hand, offer a nod of solidarity and understanding. This simple yet powerful image encapsulates the spirit of resilience and adaptability that characterized the lives of many during the 1st Great War. As we reflect on this historical moment, we are reminded of the profound impact that war has on the daily lives of individuals and communities. The Replacing the Maid cartoon serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and adaptations made during this period, and the enduring strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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