Nov. 19, 1949
This Milwaukee newspaper ad features Rheiny with a corn
cobb and a bird call whistle luring a turkey out of a
tree. The text says that Papa advises, "Offer the
bird a can of Schlitz, every wise bird comes running for
Schlitz." The ad also promotes a Fraunfelder radio
program on Mondays, wednesdays and Fridays on Milwaukee
radio station WTMJ.
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Courtesy Erika "Fraunfelder" Williams
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October-November, 1949
This Milwaukee newspaper ad, which probably appeared
in Fall, 1949, features Rheiny and Betty as football
fans who try to shame their father into going to a game.
"Papa loves football from his cozy chair in front of the
television with a glass of Schlitz in his hand."
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Courtesy Erika "Fraunfelder" Williams
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December, 1949
This ad commemorates the Christmas season with Ruthie,
Rheiny, Betty and Papa singing while they decorate the
tree. In the left hand corner is the music to the German
yule song, "O Tannenbaum." Unlike the other ads, there
is no reference to the Fraunfelder radio program which
had apparently ended earlier that month after a
five-month run.
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Courtesy Erika "Fraunfelder" Williams
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Dec. 30, 1949,
Milwaukee Journal
Betty's advice to Papa on writing a Christmas Letter:
"Have a glass of Schlitz, Papa, you always think of
something nice to say when you taste Schlitz."
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July 30, 1949,
Milwaukee Journal
Papa says, I can't tell you which beer will taste best
to you but I can tell you that Schlitz tastes best to
more people all over the world." |
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August 27, 1949 Milwaukee Journal August 27, 1949 Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa says,"I tell all my
friends to drink the beer that tastes the best. And take
it from papa, that beer is Schlitz.
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Courtesy Erika "Fraunfelder" Williams
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October, 1949
Papa says, "Lots of people -including me - think Schlitz
is the best-tasting beer in Milwaukee. The whole
world agrees with us. And why not? No other beer pleases
as many people as Schlitz."
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Courtesy Erika "Fraunfelder" Williams
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August 13,1949 Milwaukee Journal August 13, 1949 Milwaukee Sentinel September, 1949
Papa says, "You see, its no accident that Schlitz is
called 'The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous!' "
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Courtesy Erika "Fraunfelder" Williams
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Dec. 3, 1949,
Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa says, "One of my Polish friends invites me to a
wedding, but me oh my, it costs $8 to break a plate.
Think nothing of it Papa, I say to myself. The beautiful
bride brought me a bottle of Schlitz One taste of
Schlitz and I am all smiles again." |
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Oct 8, 1949,
Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa says, "When I'm working hard at rehearsal, they
never take my picture but let me take a minute off to
relax with a glass of Schlitz and." click," there is the
man with the camera." |
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Oct. 29, 1949,
Milwaukee Journal
Papa Fraunfelder's 55th Birthday is celebrated in this
advertising. "Schlitz has had 100 birthdays and each one
finds them with more friends," said Papa.
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Sept. 10 1949,
Milwaukee Journal
Papa says Schlitz pleases people the world over. It's no
wonder they call it Schlitz, the beer that made
Milwaukee famous." |
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Dec. 10, 1949,
Milwaukee Journal Dec. 10, 1949, Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa is smiling when he starts to make out his Christmas
List.
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Sept. 3 1949,
Milwaukee Journal
Sept. 3, 1949, Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa Fraunfelder heads the family in a merry Songfest.
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Oct. 15, 1949
Milwaukee Journal
Oct. 15, 1949
Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa shown raiding the refrigerator for a sandwich and a
can of Schlitz. (Mock up ad)
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Dec. 17, 1949
Milwaukee Journal
Dec. 17, 1949
Milwaukee Sentinel
Papa shown
putting his throbbing feet in a pail of hot water. . (Mock up ad)
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