1960s Silent Record Jukebox Article Westmore Tru-Glo Makeup Ad Magazine Page For Sale

Discover a fascinating piece of mid-century ephemera: an original magazine page featuring a unique article titled \"Silence on a Platter.\" This captivating story details the ingenious venture of University of Detroit students Mike McCann and Rod Shearer, who sold \"silent records\" for jukeboxes to promote quiet conversation spaces on campus. The article showcases McCann with various parody record sleeves like \"Silence to Converse By\" and \"The Silent Chimes,\" highlighting a creative fundraising effort that even contributed to a new student union wing.Accompanying this intriguing article is a vintage advertisement for WESTMORE Tru-Glo Liquid Makeup, featuring classic 1960s imagery of glamorous women and an offer for 39¢. This page offers a dual glimpse into popular culture, marketing, and the quirky social trends of the era. It\'s an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of vintage advertising, music history, university life, or unique social phenomena. The page shows minor wear consistent with its age, as visible in the images.