Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
It’s submitted to bidders for the service over the proposed route from New Bedford, Mass., to Nantucket, via Woods Hale and Oak Bluffs.
(The Day Book (Chicago, IL), February 15, 1916)
By Prof. Sothnos Latillier
The Distinguished Astrologer.
THIS is the predestined year in which the Star of Bethlehem reappears in the heavens to herald the battle of Armageddon. Already in the evening skies the star, which is really a comet, is dimly discernible, and as the titanic conflict now raging reaches its climax it will be visible to all eyes. This celestial body has Recently been named by astronomers “Delevan’s Comet,” but it has always been known to astrologers as “the Star of Bethlehem.”
Publicity photo of Toby Wing standing next to a Christmas tree.
June Marlowe, 1920s
Pressbook for the Premier of Gone With The Wind, December 15th, 1939
Continue reading ““Gone With the Wind” Turns 80″
If you are curious to learn how it was that the Martians destroyed large portions of New York City, Killed hundreds and thousands of men, women and children, and devastated the beautiful valley of the Hudson, only to fall a prey to a foe they failed to recognize, you will find all of this information in “Fighters from Mars,” the opening chapters of which will be printed in the Evening Journal on Wednesday, December 15. The Illustrations are both graphic and accurate
Chester Gould artwork from an early 50s Christmas card
Advertisement for the 1941 Lincoln Zephyr V-12
