Standard Oil Comics #11A
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Si and Mirandi" introduces a charming slice of rural life in 1933, where Ma Brown juggles farm chores with quiet determination, from tending hogs to making jam. When salesman Smiling Slim arrives with a pitch for Parowax, the story quietly highlights how small innovations can make a big difference in daily life. Drawn and lettered by Sid Hix, this issue blends wholesome storytelling with a subtle nod to mid-century American industry.
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Ma Brown and Mrs. Jones are talking about all the things she accomplishes on her farm, incuding hogs, laundry, and jam. Salesman Smiling Slim shows up, and they discuss the Standard OIl product Parowax, and how it helps Ma get more done around the farm.
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