Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
Siren. Beware, young man! The lady will get you if yo don’t watch out. You’ll never see those green hills again once her clutches tighten on you …….. and she’s got a fairly good grip right now …….. There is only one way out ……
Japanese Anti-American propaganda leaflet
…be careful with conversations.
German Propaganda piece warning that allies spies may be listening on on their conversations.
Great depression era “advertisement” in the Motion Picture Herald bragging about luring money out of those living in hard times
“Resettlement Administration” was created by FDR in 1935 to address “soil erosion, stream pollution, seacoast erosion, reforestation, forestation, and flood control,” by relocating low income families from urban areas to the farmland with instructions on how to maintain the land. Poster art by Richard H.Jansen
This poster has been attributed to either Human Wreckage (1923) or Sex Madness (1938).
The dates on this poster correspond to either July of 1937 or July 1943. (or some other date completely)
All gave some; some gave all. Happy Memorial Day
Bernard Perlin (1918-1943), Artist. From the Office of War Information. Division of Public Inquiries, 1943
US propaganda poster from 1944, advising against discussing the war
The Cocaine Fiends is an 1935 American exploitation film directed by William O’Connor. It is also marketed as The Pace That Kills and Cocaine Madness
According to Planters, his employer, Mr. Peanut died in a car accident today at the age of 104. According to video, after the crash, Mr. Peanut was dangling from a tree with Wesley Snipes and Matt Walsh, where as the limb was about to break, he selflessly gave his life to save his friends.
Poster showing Mr. Peanut fighting in WWI, 1917