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- Caption "Why TV advertiser boycotts work." Shows clown who has thrown trash on angry viewers telling them who brought this garbage to them. 1
- Colorado ad agency people are planning to shoot a commercial opposing tax-limitation. They would like to film the starving people of Somalia. 1
- Panel 1. Major media guy is doing a survey 1
- Panel 1. Mother and kids watch TV hearing a little dab will do it commercial. Panel 2. Now our children will be exposed to ad about birth control. Wonderful! 1
- Santa's sleigh, labeled 1
- The US Drug Czar [Barry McCaffrey, 1942-] wants to give Hollywood types (who are not known for their moral behavior) a bunch of taxpayer dollars to make anti-drugs messages for our children. 1
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- 18 East Kiowa Street. Signs in window read "They will fit any window", "Do you value health!", "We gladly tell you about it", "Walsh window tent is king", "Vitalizing and Invigorating Fresh Air", "Bad Air Kills 1483 in Chicago". 1
- A sign mounted on the front of a streetcar reads "Give a Kodak / Stewarts Bros. / 17 N. Tejon" A circa 1930 automobile is seen in the background 1
- Billboard with caricature of football player holding beer, reading "Lyle Alzado's restaurant Sports Lounge and Disco in Cherry Creek Shopping Center" Birds are perched along top of sign. 1
- Chamber of Commerce window display asking the question "Does Advertising Bring Results?" 1
- Chuck Brown and donkey at Range Riders press conference. 1
- Cigar Store Indian at Osborn Cigar Co., 23 North Tejon Street. Advertising on building reads "Barking Dog Smoking Mixture Never Bites", "Charles the Great The Aristocrat Havana Cigar", "La Venga The Dependable Havana Cigar", "Smoke Y-B Cigars". 1
- Display of bottles and posters for Manitou Pale Dry. Large poster reads "At Last a Far Finer Pale Dry / Cabonated by Nature / Original Manitou Ginger Champagne Pale Dry / Just Naturally Good". 1
- Early slide projector used by J. Don Alexander and Don M. Alexander in Keokuk, Iowa, ca. 1900. The brothers would "throw" advertising slides across the street. 1
- Golfers at Colorado Springs Golf Club with Pikes Peak visible in the background. Printed on the back of card 1
- Holly Sugar billboard advertisement created by Dr. Seuss. It depicts a goat eating scrap metal with the advice that "All it needs is ... Holly Sugar". 1
- Holly Sugar billboard advertisement created by Dr. Seuss. It depicts a prairie dog eating a prickly pear with the advice that "All it needs is ... Holly Sugar". 1
- Poster behind newspapers is titled "Some of the Community Advertising in the newspapers. A scrapbook with magazine ads and brochures are spread out on the display floor. 1
- Poster reads "Carbonated with its own natural gas as it bubbles from the spring's at the foot of Pike's Peak", and "Naturally carbonated / Naturally pure / Naturally good", and "Adds zest to fruit juices or other favorite beverages". 1
- Poster reads "Nature's Own Pale Dry / Carbonated with natural gas from the famous Manitou Springs. / Be Sure You Get the Original" and "Manitou Pale Dry / Original Manitou Ginger Champagne Pale Dry / Naturally carbonated / Naturally good". 1
- Printed on front "5067. The Pleasures of Riding a Burro to the Top of Pike's Peak." 1
- Printed on front "The Alamo / Colorado Springs / Geo. S. Elstun, Prop. / H. P. Knight, Mgr." Printed under picture "Cathedral Spires in Bridal Chamber, Cave of the Winds." 1
- Small sign sitting among the grains and squash "These windows are trimmed by 'The Advertising Club' of Colorado Springs / A sub-division of the Chamber of Commerce." 1
- Square dancers advertising rodeo in front of Kaufman's Department Store. 1
- Stewart Bros. Store at 17 North Tejon Street after the fire at J.C. Penney's next door. The store has signs for "Kodaks and Cameras" and photo finishing and "Ace Sign Service." A street lamp and telephone pole are also visible. 1
- Still shot from Alexander Industries commercial for Union Pacific Railroad. Passengers are seated at tables in a railroad dining car looking at menus as a waiter looks on. 1
- Titled poster "Weekly News Letter Service to 732 papers in tourists territory". "Colored slides spread the See America idea." 1
- Window display advertising Champion spark plugs and a Firestone battery. One poster in display states "Champion Spark Plugs - Every Major Racing Event for the last 8 years has been won with Champion Spark Plugs". 1
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