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Bizarre Dayalets' Hellish Vitamin Mascots used to promote a Healthy Diet in the 1950s

#dayalets #vitamins #mascots #1950s #weirdhistory #advertising #healthydiet #blackandwhitephotography #bizarre

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Dayalets’ Hellish Vitamin Mascots Intended to Promote a Healthy Diet From the 1950s https://ift.tt/dWBVomz

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1950s Dayalets’ Hellish Vitamin Mascots Intended To Promote a Healthy Diet

1950s Dayalets’ Hellish Vitamin Mascots Intended To Promote a Healthy Diet

Nothing really can prepare you for what you are about to see. As you can gather from the title, Dayalets were popular vitamins back in the 1950s, but they were also so much more: they were glimpses into the hideous, ironic permutations that awaits people who have inaccurate vitamin consumption habits. And keep in mind these are designed to hang in doctor’s offices and make patients WANT Dayalets.…

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Dayalets vitamin mascots intended to promote a healthy diet, circa 1950

#dayalets #advertising #food sculpture

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so in my dream there was a haunted house, and it wasnt a movie or a tourist attraction or anything, it was real, but i heard david lynch was involved. this tall, somber man was giving me a tour of a really cramped house with like four floors. we come to a little closet and when i open it it’s a black void full of metallic cutouts and fairy lights. in the center was a little band made up of two people of indeterminate gender, one who sort of looked like burger bill from the dayalets posters, except his face was more of a mayor mccheese configuration. the other person looked like a generic hideshi hino creep. they sang a song that combined electronic sounds with guitar, and at the end they both yelled “GAY IT UP!!!”

i was delighted and told the tourguide that I enjoyed the show. he told me that it wasn’t a show, just a symptom of his circumstances.

#dreams #GAY IT UP!

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Adverts for Dayalets vitamins (1949)