This 50s magazine's 129 ways to get a husband will have you in stitches

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Fed up with tinder? Why not try ‘standing in a corner and crying softly’?

Been on more dates than you can remember? Sick of constantly swiping left? Looking for a true romantic fairytale?

Then why not try one of these one-hundred-and-twenty-nine 1950's endorsed ways to find your perfect match!

An article from a 1958 edition of an American magazine called McCall’s has been doing the internet rounds lately, and thousands of people have been basking (and laughing) at it's wisdom after a lady named Kim shared it to facebook.

The article has a load of tips and tricks for finding a husband, letting him know you exist, and snaring his undying love and affection...

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Now be warned some of the tips are a tad unconventional, but very doable!

Including ‘getting lost at football games’, ‘standing in a corner and crying softly’, and ‘wearing a bandaid’.

We'll be trying all of those, obviously.

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And once you've landed your match, be sure to casually point out that, 'the death rate of single men is twice that of married men', 'start a whispering campaign about how sought-after you are', and to remeber to 'clip and mail him a funny cartoon that means something to you both'.

Image: McCall's

Image: McCall's

Image: McCall's

If you mange to try all of these, let us know how you get on!