Cholerine for Fowls

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Text on Button CHOLERINE FOR FOWLS
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color illustration of a rooster crowing with black text on its comb and neck on a yellow background with black rim

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Manee Co.
MALDEN, MASS
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[union bug] 16

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Cholerine was a product produced by the Germo Manufacturing Company of Sedalia, Missouri. The remedy was designed to cure cholera, gapes, and roup in chickens. With Cholerine, you, a poultry farmer, can, “[develop] otherwise poor and unhealthy fowls into a healthy condition—hence, with pure blood, good appetite, perfect digestion, clean craw and gizzard… the fowl fattens of her own accord and lays every egg nature intended she should.”

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Germo Macturing Co. (1904, August 11). Cholerine for Poultry [Advertisement]. Scotland County Democrat (Memphis, Missouri), p. 2.

Germo Manufacturing Co. (1908, March 12). Cholerine Liquid Food For Fowls [Advertisement]. The Memphis Democrat (Memphis, Missouri), p. 7.

Catalog ID AD1108

Bank on Frank

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Text on Button You Can BANK on FRANK
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Cream colored button with black and white image of Frank Rizzo in the center, and red and blue text above an below image.

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Circular sticker with handwritten numbers "179"

Curl Text [union bug] 15
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Catalog ID PO1274

Ladybug

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Red and black ladybug with cream colored eyes on a cream colored button

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Square sticker with printed words "Trader Mac" and handwritten numbers "254" and "M23"

Curl Text N.G. SLATER CORP., NYC 11 [union bug]
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Ladybugs are a beloved insect because of their colorful nature and their peacefulness toward humans. In many cultures, they’re a symbol of good luck. Ladybugs are also beneficial to farmers in that they consume plant-eating pests such as aphids.

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Ladybug Facts and Photos. (n.d.). National Geographic Kids. Retrieved April 6, 2024 from https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/invertebrates/facts/ladybug

Catalog ID AR0495

Netherlands Day

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Text on Button NETHERLANDS DAY AUGUST 31ST 1933 A CENTURY OF PROGRESS
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Sepia-toned photograph of a woman with her hair up wearing pearls and dressed in turn-of-the-20th-century attire with off-white text below

Curl Text PARISIAN NOVELTY CO., CHICAGO
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The Century of Progress was a world’s fair exposition that took place in Chicago, Illinois in 1933-1934. The exposition featured a variety of new technologies and products aimed at showcasing America’s modern innovations while stimulating the struggling economy of the Great Depression. A number of special events were held during the fair, one of which was Netherlands Day, August 31, 1933. Among others were California Day, Swiss Day, German Day, and various showcases and interactive activities, from Golf driving contests to electrical shows. 

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Chicago Architecture Center. (n.d.). 1933-1934 Century of Progress Exposition. Architecture &Amp; Design Dictionary. https://www.architecture.org/learn/resources/architecture-dictionary/entry/1933-1934-century-of-progress-exposition/ 

Rock Valley Bee. (1933, March 17). Mar 17, 1933, page 4 - Rock Valley Bee at Newspapers.com. Newspapers.com. Retrieved April 1, 2024, from https://www.newspapers.com/image/2548938/?terms=%22netherlands%20day%22%20%22century%20of%20progress%22&match=1 

Catalog ID EV0974

Samwise

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Text on Button SAMWISE
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Red rim with a color illustration of Samwise from the Lord of the Rings in the center and a brown scroll with black lettering below

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© 1978 TOLKIEN ENTERPRISES
A DIV. OF ELAN MERCH INC.
BERKELY, CAL. 94710
[sticker: m6466]

Curl Text © 1978 Tolkien Enterprises, Berkeley, Calif. 94710 Printed in U.S.A.
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Samwise Gamgee is a character from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy of books, and serves as the main character Frodo’s companion. When we first meet Sam, he’s a humble gardener, but through the travels on their epic adventure he proves to be an invaluable friend to Frodo.

In 1978 director Ralph Bakshi adapted part of Tolkien’s work into a n animated film. However, the film only contains the story to the first book and half of the second of the trilogy, and planned sequels to tell the rest of the story were never completed.

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Bakshi, Ralph, dir. Lord of the Rings. Fantasy Films, Bakshi Productions, Saul Zaentz Productions, 1978. 2 hr., 12 min.

Lord of the Rings. (n.d.). Bakshi Productions, Inc. Retrieved March 24, 2024 from https://www.bakshistudio.com/lord-of-the-rings

Catalog ID EN0667