Soap, cigarettes and a fan dancer—these ads ran one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor
See the ads from The Kansas City Star on the day after “a day that will live in infamy” .
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See the ads from The Kansas City Star on the day after “a day that will live in infamy” .
Great Depression or not, the Star’s ads from this 1934 edition were full of food, fun and dental assistance.
Privately-owned utility company Puget Sound Energy worked with the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe and is credited for a forecasted return of 65,000 fish to Skagit County.
Take a fun stroll down memory lane with Randy Mason as he shows us what advertisers were selling in this July 4, 1976 edition of The Kansas City Star. It was the Bicentennial.
Brylcreem’s on sale, the fear of fickle deodorant, and ten job offers for every graduate. See what was being sold in these ads from a 1959 edition of The Star.