"Secret Anti-Perspirant Ad In 1965. It Implies That Women’s Body Odor Is A Result Of Emotions"
"An Ad For Drummond Sweaters From 1959. Oh, How Advertising Has Changed"
"Lorillard's Chewing Tobacco, 1893"
"6 Kids At 22? The Astonishing Mrs. Highfield For Rinso's Soap. Australia, 1953"
"Are You Making Your Children Pay For Your Weight Problem?" - Sugar Information, Inc. Ad (1966)
"This 1968 Frigidaire Ad Is Special"
"Wash Away Fat And Years Of Age With La-Mar Reducing Soap. Woman's Companion, 1923"
"This was from the year 1982, when the photography company said "We shoot school kids" in an ad before the number of school shootings in the US increased."
"Poverty Party! Teen Magazine And Shelley Fabares Show Us Just How Much Fun It Can Be To Be Poor And Hungry (1960)"
"The Message Is Perfectly Simple: Just Stop Being Fat"
"Terrible advice on how to dig a hole in your garden to dispose of engine oil and let it be absorbed into the soil."
"Union Carbide Advertisement From 1962 "Science Helps Us Build A New India""
"Ayds were an appetite-suppressant candy designed to help you lose weight. The company had to change the product name in the 1980s due to the AIDS epidemic because it's a disease that causes extreme weight loss in patients."
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And get those women back in the kitchen where they belong!
Don't let Joetato Bribem see that ad. He'll be diving in for a sniff.
Me, too. The M-16 was what they used in 'Nam so it was very popular back then thanks to movies. I had a whole toy crate full of realistic looking guns, including an Uzi (inspired by The A-Team) and a couple of 1911 BB guns that looked very real. No red tips or anything.
Incidentally, the real M-16 was a piece of junk.