This little item was recently unearthed by Michael J. Martens of Portland, Ore., and sent PDD’s way via Jess Koski.
“Hay Fever Haven,” my ass.
It’s an easy two-day 971-mile drive from Pittsburgh.
I like the juxtaposition of “steamship or plane” … what year do you think this was? I love that steamship was just as likely as plane or “motor.”
I enjoy motoring on excellent highways, myself.
I’m not sure of the exact date this particular piece of propaganda was published, but Duluth tended to be billed as a “Hay-fever Haven” and “Air-conditioned City” in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
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“Hay Fever Haven,” my ass.
It’s an easy two-day 971-mile drive from Pittsburgh.
I like the juxtaposition of “steamship or plane” … what year do you think this was? I love that steamship was just as likely as plane or “motor.”
I enjoy motoring on excellent highways, myself.
I’m not sure of the exact date this particular piece of propaganda was published, but Duluth tended to be billed as a “Hay-fever Haven” and “Air-conditioned City” in the late 1930s and early 1940s.