Ed Baker and his brother Taft Baker, African Americans, performed around Chicago Illinois and other areas in the 1900s for Barnes Careuthers, they were known as the Gold Dust twins.(pg. They became an easily recognizable trademark found in many, if not most, U.S. homes during the first half of the twentieth century. Gold Dust was distributed in America by the Lever Brothers Company of Cambridge, Massachusetts. The products (along with Goldie and Dustie) were phased out by the mid-1950s, as national sensibilities began to change. : Lessons Learned from World War II to Kosovo, Erziehung zur Demokratie? View entire discussion ( 22 comments) More posts from the SquaredCircle community. 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On product containers and in advertisements, they were often comically depicted, along with a huge stack of dishes in a washtub, with one twin cleaning, the other drying. View All Details, James Gabowski's Contact Info, Social Profiles & More Posted by 5 days ago [RAW Spoilers] Becky's Announcement. "Goldie" and "Dusty", the original Gold Dust Twins, were often shown doing household chores together. On the original containers, they are simply pictured standing side-by-side behind a mound of gold coins, under an arch reading "Fairbank's" and over the "Gold Dust Washing Powder" text.
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