Preview
Creation Date
1955
Description
Cereal magazine advertisement
Brand
Kellogg's
Style/Period
American, mid-twentieth century
Culture
American
Materials/Techniques
clippings (information artifacts), magazines (periodicals)
Measurements
31.75 x 24.13 cm
Inscription
[full page]: If the lady in charge doesn't turn around soon, she's going to / have more corn flakes than Kellogg's. Her son, her pride and joy, has / a good thing here, and he doesn't know quite where to stop. / Well any minute now, mother will catch sight of that / cart and there'll be some changes made. / Of course, His Nibs has a point. It IS a good idea / to have plenty of Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Somebody / always seems to wake up and want them. And that / big Corn Flakes package has a habit of getting down / to the last rustle before you know it. / Even we can't quite describe that appetizing / "something" that gives Kellogg's Corn Flakes / this disappearing quality and made them / the favorite for 50 years. Are you going to the store / today-with or without a small / boy? Why don't you just reach / out and pick up a spare package? / Tomorrow's breakfast will be / here before you know it / and you wouldn't want to / disappoint anybody, / now would you?
Source
Life Magazine
Keywords
advertisements; Cereal Products; Breakfast Cereals