Daily Archives: August 7, 2009

1959: Polio Inoculation Clinic in Worthington

Posted on August 7, 2009 by ming01

Nurses Helen Hatelid and Elsie Johnson prepared to give polio vaccine shots to anyone under the age of 40 from the Worthington area.

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1944: Critical Cream Can Situation is War Emergency

Posted on August 7, 2009 by ming01

At least this 1944 Worthington Creamery and Produce Company advertisement that relates to World War II actually makes sense. The advertisement encourages everyone who might have cream containers not being used to market cream, to turn those containers in to … Continue reading →

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1934: Faces Are Not Easier to Remember

Posted on August 7, 2009 by ming01

"Faces are not easier to remember than names!" states this rather cryptic advertisement of 1934 for… What, exactly? Well, them: Beatty & Sall’s had a series of ads in the Globe in 1934, with the top part being a cartoon … Continue reading →

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