Showing posts with label Underwood Deviled Ham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Underwood Deviled Ham. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Love and Deviled Ham

Love is in the air and nothing says romance like deviled ham. This ad came from the July 1941 issue of Life Magazine, a time when people had grocers and (apparently) grocers who were honor bound to recommend cheap potted meat products whenever little missy went ditsy for a stock boy. I’m trying to imagine the conversation after little sister returned from the grocery without the pork chops, onions, and potatoes for the night’s meal. Then again, maybe a can of Underwood for dinner was a hint to dad it was time to have that birds-and-bees talk with his daughter.

Oddly the address listed in the ad points to a residential-looking area. All I can say is there isn't an Underwood plant or a blasted parking lot at 365 Walnut Street.