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You don't want to feel like you're using this computer! Join the Battle for the Net! Take a stand for net neutrality so that your favorite places on the Internet aren't shut out by the highest bidders. From "The Incredible Machine," 1968.
From "400 Years in 4 Minutes" (1945).
From "Fruits and Flowers", c. 1920s.
From "Jiveroo", a soundie or early music video, c. 1940s.
From a commercial for Halo shampoo, c. 1950s.
From a commercial for Westinghouse air conditioners, c. 1960s.
From a commercial for MacLean's toothpaste, c. 1950s.
From "Few Too Many", c. 1960s.
From the intro to the television show "Your Hit Parade", c. 1950s.
From "Passport to Fashion", c. 1960s.
When you try to kiss someone and they're just not having it... From "The Miracle of Reproduction" (1963).
From "400 Years in 4 Minutes" (1945).
From "Fruits and Flowers", c. 1920s.
Happy World Elephant Day! This lovely elephant is getting a manicure in "Hoofs and Horns", c. 1920s.
From "Passport to Fashion", c. 1960s.
From a 1955 Chevrolet screen ad.
From a Dippity-do commercial, c. 1960s.