Brisgo: The Keynote Speech
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Brisgo: The Keynote Speech, Hercules Incorporated (1940). Via artnap.com
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A four-panel comic advertisement titled The Keynote Speech shows a pig in a bow tie addressing a packed assembly of pigs from a podium, with signs reading Brisgo and Singe and Shave. The closing panel urges the audience to use Brisgo for no hairs, no nicks, no kicks, and the lower section carries the slogan about a money-saving method of dehairing hogs. The piece is credited to Hercules Incorporated and dated 1940.
