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| 1 | She was one of the most prominent advertising women of the 1960s. She was best known for Blackglama's "What Becomes a Legend Most?" and "Danskins Are Not Just for Dancing". Among her other clients were Elizabeth Arden, Bill Blass, Olivetti typewriters, Hamilton watches, and Ebony magazine. |
| 2 | Her first job was at the Chicago Tribune in the clippings library, known as "the morgue". Every time her mother called her at work, someone would answer "This is the morgue", and her mother would make the sign of the cross and hang up. |
| 3 | In her spare time she wrote scores of magazine articles, novels, humorous pamphlets, and a play. |
$1.9 Million
