COLLECTION NAME:
Streetcar Advertising Cards
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ImageWorld~3~3
Streetcar Advertising Cards
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Filename:
W6784.jpg
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W6784.jpg
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Category:
Food
category
Food
Category
false
Brand:
Force
brand
Force
Brand
false
Company:
Force Food Company
company
Force Food Company
Company
false
Product Status:
Product No Longer Available
product_status
Product No Longer Available
Product Status
false
Headline:
Jim Dumps would walk the floor for hours
headline
Jim Dumps would walk the floor for hours
Headline
false
Card Text:
Jim Dumps would walk the floor for hours With baby who yelled with all its powers. If tacks attached his feet, so bare, In double blanks Jim Dumps would swear. Such trrifles now don't bother him, For "FORCE" has made him "Sunny Jim!"
card_text
Jim Dumps would walk the floor for hours With baby who yelled with all its powers. If tacks attached his feet, so bare, In double blanks Jim Dumps would swear. Such trrifles now don't bother him, For "FORCE" has made him "Sunny Jim!"
Card Text
false
Border Text:
Border: American Lithographic Co., N.Y.
border_text
Border: American Lithographic Co., N.Y.
Border Text
false
Date:
ca1902
date
ca1902
Date
false
Size:
11" x 21"
size
11" x 21"
Size
false
Remarks:
In late 1901 Minnie Maud Hanff, a freelance jingle writer, invented the character Jimmy Dumps, a morose character who on eating the cereal was transformed into�Sunny Jim. Dorothy Ficken produced line drawings, and Hanff produced light hearted jingles describing Sunny Jim's transformation. The advertising appeared in magazines, on billboards, and on the sides of urban trolley cars from May 1902 through to the fall. Force wheatflakes brand was revived for UK consumer in recent years, and was acquired by Nestl� but the product is no longer being sold.
remarks
In late 1901 Minnie Maud Hanff, a freelance jingle writer, invented the character Jimmy Dumps, a morose character who on eating the cereal was transformed into�Sunny Jim. Dorothy Ficken produced line drawings, and Hanff produced light hearted jingles describing Sunny Jim's transformation. The advertising appeared in magazines, on billboards, and on the sides of urban trolley cars from May 1902 through to the fall. Force wheatflakes brand was revived for UK consumer in recent years, and was acquired by Nestl� but the product is no longer being sold.
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Source:
Western Railway Museum
source
Western Railway Museum
Source
false