I scanned in some of my parents' 1950s jazz record covers. My favorite so far is the back page of a flexi-disc magazine called Sonorama from 1959. It's an ad for a perfume called "Rock 'n' Roll" and the artist is Salvador Dali!


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A sausage company attacks vegetarianism and commits unintentional goatse, and the makers of a sleep drug appear to be selling a powerful hallucinogen. It's all behind the cut!

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Another visit to the doctor means more scanned-in drug ads! Hurray! First off we have the "Healthy Lifestyles" brochure from the Lilly company. It's actually not for one of their drugs but for a "stop eating so damn much" plan that is no doubt intended to go with a diet pill or something. They were attempting to show the bountiful beauteous ( Read more... )

Another visit to the psychiatrist means another load of Drug Ad Scans. Two of these are actually not from a drug ad, but from an osteopathic college's fundraiser magazine. The other two are the standard brochureware. Below we'll learn why misshapen closeted animal trainers are humanitarian, why Bob shouldn't use the nail gun for a while, and the ( Read more... )