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Take your cod liver oil
This negative belonged to my uncle now deceased and was probably taken sometime in the early 1940s. It is a very interesting display which concentrates on the health benefits of cod live oil. Most likely it is a display in a drug store in Memphis, Tennessee. View full size.
Peruna Tonic
As advertised in Chicago on WJJD's suppertime frolic.
Cod Liver Oil
My mother gave me cod liver oil every day as a child. Sixty-five years later I can still remember the taste. Ugh.
It's interesting to see how many products were marketed with a wartime theme. "Our Country Needs Us Strong" and "Good Health Is Practical Patriotism." Even those rat tail combs were sold as "Victory" combs.
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