amylsacks' photos with the keyword: 1944

Air Step/Brown Shoe Ad, 1944

23 Sep 2023 1 5 106
"At Air Step Division we bring the Axis-- to heel !!" (Thank you, thank you. I'll be here all week.) From the July 31st issue of Life magazine.

"Baking Secrets (6)," 1944

05 Mar 2023 1 106
I left out numerous other pages, including the finale where either Sound or Sure is weeping over a collapsed cake. I hate to end sweet things on a sour note.

"Baking Secrets (5)," 1944

05 Mar 2023 1 124
I've already done the joke about WWII baking booklets always needing to have an aerial view of the finished food in military formation-- to show those Axis powers what for. Or have I? Covid Brain is real, I'm afraid. :o (Originally posted to flickr on January 29th, 2011)

"Baking Secrets (4)," 1944

05 Mar 2023 1 99
The Farming Cherubs didn't make it in to work today. I fear for the lives of everyone in that field.

"Baking Secrets (3)," 1944

05 Mar 2023 1 109
...Perhaps it's because nobody wants most of a stranger's bare flesh this close to their food? Seems risky for the chefs, and unsanitary for the diners.

"Baking Secrets (2)," 1944

05 Mar 2023 1 103
"So here are baking secrets, sound and sure..." Maybe Sound and Sure were the baking cherubs' real names. They never caught on like the Campbell Kids did. I wonder why...

"Baking Secrets," 1944

05 Mar 2023 1 92
I hope that backdrop's just strawberry jam. o_0 Front cover of a 36-page promotional published by General Foods, Inc.

"The Bread Basket" (6),1941-45

07 Apr 2011 195
There's also recipes for Root Beer and Lemon Pop in the Dessert breads chapter. No, I don't know why, but it's still awesome that they were there. You could apparently get 20 quarts of root beer from 1/2 cake of yeast. Woo!

"The Bread Basket" (3), 1941-45

07 Apr 2011 187
"Daddy, why is Mommy holding that cake of yeast to her ear like she's listening to it?" "Never mind, Susie. We'll just go sit in the living room with our soft drinks until she's done."

"The Bread Basket" (2), 1941-45

07 Apr 2011 207
(L) This page appears only in some of my copies, for whatever reason. (R) "...But there are times when women like to run up a batch of rolls of their own, or try their hand at a coffee cake, just to see if they can still do it!" Yeah, you women better not get too big for your britches, just because we're letting you work in the auto plant for now. Tsk!

"The Bread Basket", 1941-45

07 Apr 2011 187
A promotional booklet published by Standard Brands, Inc., makers of Fleischmann's Dry Yeast. I've had multiple additions of this thing lying around the house for years. Only when I laid it out for scanning did I notice the "mirror imagery" on the covers.

"The Bread Basket" (9), 1942-45

07 Apr 2011 197
Another version of the booklet's end.

"The Bread Basket" (7), 1941-45

07 Apr 2011 216
The griddle doesn't look like much, but the pitcher is so shiny that you can see clear into another dimension!

Children's Shoe Ads, 1940s & 50s

01 Sep 2019 301
Ad at left: Parents magazine, September 1949. Ad at upper right: Good Housekeeping magazine, c1955. Ad at lower right: Life magazine, August 17th, 1944. Slightly enlarged to show detail. (I wonder if the giant, creepy-looking bird mascot is made out of leather, too.)

Spur Cola Ad, 1944

14 May 2011 246
Canada Dry beverages had the best names! "Spur and Wink" should be a buddy cartoon on Nickelodeon. From the August 17th issue of Life magazine.

Pan-American Coffee Bureau Ad, 1944

14 May 2011 168
She doesn't know that he's two-timing her with the Spur Cola babe. From August 17th's issue of Life magazine.

Star Pot Holders, 1944

24 Jun 2011 165
Front/Back cover of a craft manual published by American Thread Company of New York, NY. "Over 30 perky potholders designed in our Studio under the supervision of Cecilia Vanek with Star Brand Threads , and 12 tasty recipes to spice your culinary duties."

Merito Rum Booklet (clippings), 1944

04 Sep 2011 196
Couldn't resist giving Our Heroes a page all to themselves.

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