Nestle, 1943

1943.11.xx Good Housekeeping P145, originally uploaded by Wishbook.

Good Housekeeping, November 1943

"His one weakness-

... Toll House Cookies from home. Now that nestle's Semi-Sweet Chocolate is harder to get - because so much of it is going to the fighting forces in emergency and combat rations - put it to the best possible use. Make up a batch of those golden-brown, crunchy Toll House Cookies and send it to that soldier boy of yours. He always did go for those crisp, brown cookies containing whole pieces of netle's Semi-Sweet Chocolate. You'll find the easy-to-make recipe on every package.

When your dealer is temporarily out of Nestle's Chocolate products, please be patient. Remember the demands of our armed forces are heavy, but they just come first."

Both Working for Victory, 1943

Both Working for Victory, originally uploaded by Wisconsin Historical Images.

From the page:

"Poster of a woman driving a Red Cross truck and a woman on a Farmall tractor with the text "Now farm work is war work," and "Join the Farm Victory Volunteers."

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Bernard Perlin, Avenge December 7, 1942

GO! NOW!, originally uploaded by PRESSUREchief.

Flower Power, 1960s

Flower Power, originally uploaded by paul.malon.

U.S. Army National Guard, 1976

U.S. Army National Guard ad, 1976, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Click image for 600 x 800 size. Scanned from Taschen's "All-American Ads of the 70s".

"The most important part-time job in America.

The New Minutemen of the Army Guard share a unique American heritage with William H. Carney.

A Sergeant in the 54th Massachusetts Colored Infantry Regiment during the Civil War, Carney received the Medal of Honor for heroic devotion to duty during fierce fighting at Fort Wagner, S. C. on July 18, 1863.

Outstanding black Americans still protect our country and our communities in today's Army Guard, of course. One weekend a month thousands of these modern day citizen-soldiers come together all across the nation to train and sharpen their skills. And you can join them.

More than 400 career specialties are open to you. You'll earn good pay for learning one of them, too. About $45 for just one weekend a month to start.

And with every promotion there's a pay raise. Another thing, we're close to home.

Be one of The New Minutemen. Contact your local Army Guard! Recruiter, complete and mail the attached coupon, or call toll free 800-638-7600 (except in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands). In Maryland call 301-728-3388.

Army National Guard
The Guard belongs."

Pamphlet, 1933

Pamphlet, 1933, originally uploaded by bobster855.

From the NY Public Library Digital Collection.

"Red Front

Into the Streets in May First

Towards Soviet America

Recruit Fighters for the Anti-Fascist Front!"

Down with Capitalism! 1920

Down with Capitalism!, originally uploaded by bobster855.

From the NY Public Library Digital Collection.

Waste Helps the Enemy, 1940s

WW2 ... save those erasers!, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

"Conserve Material"

William Heath Robinson, On the shores of Scotland, 1915

Ilustração Portugueza, No. 477, April 12 1915 - 27, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Scanned from Portuguese magazine Ilustração Portugueza, No. 477, April 12 1915, originally from The Sketch. Click image for 1440 x 2180 size.

Anti-German propaganda by William Heath Robinson: a German submarine mistakes a bather's belly for the Ben Nevis mountains in Scotland.

Click image for 653 x 502 size.

American Propaganda, 1943

, originally uploaded by bobster855.

"Give us LUMBER for more PT's"

Soviet propaganda, 1935

1935-giant Stalin and other guy wave, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

Anti-Nazi American Propaganda, 1940s

, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

Marlboro, 1944

1944 ... XXXOOO, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

"Marlboro
America's luxury cigarette

He'd love that kiss! And that new hair-do. And some of those wonderful Marlboro Cigarettes they always smoke. Firmly packed, and blended of superbly pleasurable tobaccos which cheaper cigarettes cannot possibly afford, Marlboros are a rare buy in luxury... for mere pennies more! The cigarette of successful men... and of lovely women.

For him or her: Ivory tips. Plain ends.

Specially for her: Beauty tips (red)"

China - a glorious production model, 1954

1954... China- a glorious production model, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

USSR Propaganda, 1940s

USSR ... glorious homework!, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

Komsomol, 1924

1924-, originally uploaded by x-ray delta one.

"Long Live the Komsomol!
There is a young generation to replace the old
Seventh anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution"

The people's interest is placed above everything else, 1983

The people's interest is placed above everything else, 1983, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Scanned from "Chinese Propaganda Posters" by Stefan R. Landsberger. Click image for 705 x 1017 size.

Spread Spring all over the Divine Land - dedicated to those who contributed to the Four Modernizations, 1983

Spread Spring all over the Divine Land - dedicated to those who contributed to the Four Modernizations, 1983, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Scanned from "Chinese Propaganda Posters" by Stefan R. Landsberger. Click image for 961 x 1380 size.

Let our lives have more order, 1983

Let our lives have more order, 1983, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Click image for 948 x 1366 size. Scanned from "Chinese Propaganda Posters" by Stefan R. Landsberger.

Better birth and upbringing, sturdily growing, 1986

Better birth and upbringing, sturdily growing, 1986, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Scanned from "Chinese Propaganda Posters" by Stefan R. Landsberger. Click image for 673 x 989 size.