Time Magazine Advertising Presidential Campaign Political Cartoons Vtg 1960s

Time Magazine Advertising Presidential Campaign Political Cartoons Vtg 1960s Time – The Weekly Newsmagazine 540 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois IL Former Subscriber Letter With Political Cartoons Here We Go Again... The Hoopla and Oratory, the Sense and Wonderful Nonsense of a Presidential Campaign Once every four years, we're urged to turn the rascals out; not to swap horses in midstream; to be true to the founding fathers; to move ahead with the course of history Americans have cheered "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" Old Hickory and Honest Abe, Teddy, FDR, Adlai and Ike and shouted "Remember the Alamo" "Free Silver" "He Kept Us Out of War" "Happy Days Are Here Again" and Hurrah, Hurrah, the country's rising with Henry Clay and Frulinghuysen! Not to mention, Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine The continental liar from the state of Maine! What's more we've decked ourselves with campaign buttons and bunting claiming "Votes for Women" "Two Chickens in Every Pot" and "Don't Let Them Take It Away" And here we go again! Only this time the problems are bigger, the issues are hotter, and the world's grown smaller We're being asked to think about foreign policy and how to stop Russia ... parity vs soil bank ... power ... segregation ... and a host of other questions that can turn this election one way or the other This year, more than ever, you and millions of other thoughtful Americans are trying to keep it all straight ... to nderstand the issues, to know the candidates, to get the facts That's where TIME magazine was helpful Every week TIME covered the home-front election-year scene ... it brought you not only the speeches, the stunts, the backstage shenanigans ... but introduced you to the man behind them, and gave you a coherent, continuous week-by-week understanding of where the candidate stood TIME gave you a balanced appraisal of the political picture ... what issues were catching on, which were being ignored ... who was saying what about whom and how accurate were his claims TIME was the news of science and art and business that might otherwise get by you in the election uproar Signed by Bernhard M. Auer, Circulation Director (facsimile signature) Includes a TIME Business Reply Card Postage Paid Stamp Condition: Good condition. Previous owner name on the backside of Business Reply Card. Advertising Brochure measures 10 inches x 7 inches (unfolded), 7 inches x 3-1/2 inches (folded) Business Reply Card measures 7-1/2 inches x 3-1/4 inches Packaged in a plastic sleeve inside a rigid envelope Visit my store to see more vintage ephemera, advertising, novelties, gifts, estate sale and yard sale finds https://district.net/u/finderspickerspaper SKU B15