Notes

[alt text] black and white drawing of two circle people running into a closet with a heart in a speach bubble above them. 

[transcription]

#Sensing that they have only moments to live, Bubba & Babs seize the moment.

It’s happening. Our SAG foam control agents are getting bigger, stronger, and more powerful. And bubbles everywhere are sensing the danger. They’re at wit’s end because of our commitment to silicone technology. They’re popping each other out of their misery because we’re so cost effective and meet current FDA, USDA, and BATF requirements and Food chemicals CODEX, specifications, and are acceptable under Jewish dietary laws. They know that there is no way to survive. How can you rid yourself of these disruptive bubbles in your processing of food products? Call Union Corbide at 1-800-331-9275. And burst their bubble world forever. SAG Foam Control Agents 

[additional notes] The style of this advertisment is what stood out to me. It uses a comical drawing at the top of the ad which is what draws the audiences attention while the text uses a small font making it harder to read. The advertisment personifies bubbles showing that they are in danger and should be “popping each other out of their misery”. What is interesting is that by personifying the bubbles, it makes the audience feel sorry for them which goes against what the ad is trying to market. Why would the audience want to buy foam controlling agents that would destroy and murder the bubbles in the picture.