Good old days of advertising

Sunny

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Ads From Before Your Time









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Funny ads Sunny! When my older sister was in her late teens she bought some Wate-On wafers, and since I begged her because I was such a skinny kid, she let me have one. Now, neither of us need any products like that, just the opposite....funny how that works! :p

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Oh I wanted to add a fun fact explaining the Lysol ad. Yes in the 1920's it was marketed to keep your lady bits clean and fresh... you read that correctly...hurts to think about...:eek:
 
What a hoot! We've learned a lot in the past 50+ years. I wonder what people 50 years from now will think about today's advertisements....especially all these "Ask Your Doctor" ads...when the full side effects become known, decades from now.
 
These are hysterical! Thanks to all for adding to my original list.

About the "Call your doctor" ads, even now they seem ludicrous. Imagine if everyone called their doctor about every little thing all the time... the doctor would never get off the phone!
 
I sort of remember some of those ads from when I was very, very young and to be honest, they arouse zero nostalgia in me. I don't even like looking at them and I think it's because my sister and I grew up in a very unstable household. I think I was frightened a lot when I was very young. Nothing near as bad as some ladies have described there childhoods, but uncomfortable emotionally you know.
 

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