1962 Tea (The Hot Refresher) Ad - "TEA THE HOT REFRESHER"

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This advertisement features Sid Abel and the Detroit Red Wings, promoting tea as a hot refresher for athletes. It highlights how tea helps the team recover and stay energized during hockey games, with Abel endorsing its benefits for performance and refreshment. The ad encourages readers to try tea for a clean, fresh feeling and improved relaxation and readiness.

Brand: Tea Council of the U.S.A.
Product: Tea (The Hot Refresher)
Tagline: TEA THE HOT REFRESHER
Publication: Life Magazine
Year: 1962

Objects in the advertisement: men, hockey uniforms, tea cup, jacket, bench, table, tea jug, hockey stick

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