Perry Davis' Pain-Killer ads
5 ads and videos in the library are from Perry Davis' Pain-Killer.
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Goals
- Build the brand 5 ads and videos
Industries
- Health and medicine 5 ads and videos
Patterns
- Utility premium 3 ads and videos
- Borrowed medical authority 1 ad or video
- Data as proof 1 ad or video
The ads
Perry Davis' Pain Killer polka song sheet music ad, ca. 1899
The medicine's name becomes a dance tune, and three cartoon ovals take a man from doubled over in pain to dancing a polka with the bottle raised.
Around the World in 40 Years, pain liniment booklet
Pain-Killer's forty-year spread, from one poor inventor in Providence to factories, farms, ships and mission stations around the world, is itself the proof that it works.
Pain Killer annual, 1871 and 1872
A two-year annual of calendars and sick-room recipes for the family nurse, built around one instruction: every household must keep Perry Davis' Pain-Killer always near at hand.
Pain-Killer almanac and family receipt book, 1867
The first Pain-Killer almanac trades accurate calendars and household receipts for a lasting place in the home, where missionaries' letters make the case for one universal family medicine.
Perry Davis Pain Killer polka sheet music
A comic polka for the parlour piano whose cover tells the Pain-Killer promise as a three-step joke: agony, a dose, then dancing.
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