Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Dec, 1941
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Posted: 05/14/2012
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A Woggle Mat Will Wiggle Off Weight! (Dec, 1941)

A Woggle Mat Will Wiggle Off Weight!

THESE innocent looking little mats roll around, with an unsettling, jiggling motion. They are designed to take off excess pounds.

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  4. EXERCISE IN HAMMOCK HELPS TO REDUCE WEIGHT (Mar, 1924)
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3 comments
  1. Charlene says: May 14, 201210:25 am

    And don’t those two need the help!

  2. Hirudinea says: May 14, 20122:52 pm

    @ Charlene – I’ed help’em move a safe!

  3. quadibloc says: May 15, 20125:51 pm

    What did trademark lawyer (of L. Frank Baum) say?

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