“The development of the self-sealing fuel cell (gas tank) has saved practically as many lives as any single safety device. Yes, research and experiment have reduced even the hazards of combat flying.” (1943)
“He-Man” is the word for these Hearty Soups! But, Ladies, you’ll like ‘em, too ! (1943)
“Have friends over often these war days. Serve them low-ration-point dishes like these, and moderate glasses of good wine. Such simple foods become "company fare” when made and served with wine" (1943)
“Holding a beachhead with luscious Betty Grable is no trick at all! Not if you bring her a frosty bottle of Royal Crown Cola! "I found that Royal Crown Cola tastes best,” says she.“ (1943)
“Advancing toward tomorrow’s effortless driving: the Bendix Invisible Crew” (1943)
“Today, instead of shooting for fun, Bill is shooting for Freedom–and doing a great job of it. (1943)
“No finer fit at any price” (1943)
“Why not serve them the new improved Campbell’s Tomato Soup tomorrow? Set bright-red, brimming platefuls down before them-and watch them go for it.” (1943)
“You’ll say it’s a pleasure to shave with Barbasol. But I tell you (as any girl will) the pleasure’s mostly mine!” (1943)
“To get rid of bad breath, I recommend Colgate Dental Cream! For scientific tests prove that in 7 out of 10 cases, Colgate’s stops oral bad breath instantly!” (1943)
“Mr. Boles insists on serving White Rock to his guests..: they say it helps them keep feeling fit next day.” (1941)
“ONLY CHOICE CUTS of fresh, lean pork are used in the making of Prem. Each piece is carefully boned and trimmed … just as carefully as the same cuts sold in the market. That’s why Prem contains no gristle, why it is so tender.” (1941)
“Cold or hot, this pure pork product hits the spot! Spam, the meat of many uses, comes only in the 12 oz can that needs no refrigeration” (1941)
“It’s a dinner that would delight a millionaire–yet one of the thriftiest you can prepare! Give it to your family tonight-this picture platter of steaming, savory Treet!
“Join the Regulars with Kellogg’s All-Bran” (1941)