Thanks to
Scamp, I've just been enlightened as to the existence of the
Advertising Slogan Hall of Fame which has its own tagline, of dubious distinction: Where the endline comes first. Check out old mantras in this compilation, some of which are still ticking after almost a century. (Morton's When It Rains It Pours was launched in 1911.) Perhaps they'll consider this winning slogan from North Korea, wildly successful in promoting the last vestige of a Socialist regime:
Let's Extensively Raise Goats in All Families!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgh5rQvEfI8qy9HzwoSmIKCTRBB9338JSe0t0JMNgzXfSvJZslzwhuByhArb9AxxjpEm9KFRLZR6MJZRAbTB5khqg8mrycZ7j10ZytygVdeaXnIx2sKn4oa-co8nT06_7pgL8kE6oo30ESF/s400/Let's+extensively+raise+goats.jpg)
More winning Mao-era style slogans can be found
here and
here.
sourced from
The New York Times
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