1951 Howard Johnson's Ice Cream Shops and Restaurants Ad - "Landmark For Hungry Americans"

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This advertisement for Howard Johnson's highlights their famous 28 flavors of ice cream, as well as their menu items like frankforts and fried clams. The ad emphasizes quick service and reasonable prices, appealing to travelers and families. The illustration features a newlywed couple in a car, suggesting Howard Johnson's as a fun and memorable stop.

Brand: Howard Johnson's
Product: Howard Johnson's Ice Cream Shops and Restaurants
Tagline: Landmark For Hungry Americans
Publication: Life Magazine
Year: 1951

Objects in the advertisement: ice cream cone, car, bride, groom, building, sign, road map

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