![]() Saxton Hale Visits His Mother Monthly and Soothing Stories of Familiar Things soon followed. Naked from the forehead down, lying in their coffins gumming Salisbury steak, an entire generation of despondent, forgotten consumers was left with just one thing on which to spend their government checks: Hale's tepid, senior-friendly tales of modest suspense. By 1963, only four items remained: hats, meat, caskets, and Saxton Hale's Mildly Thrilling Tales. responded by raising its usual price of twelve cents an issue to twenty, reasoning that if anyone was going to get something for free, they were going to pay for it.Īs the youth movement of the 1960s escalated, manufacturers produced fewer and fewer products for the elderly. When the government demanded the comic be issued for free, Mann Co. Saxton Hale's Mail Storm had its first and only issue published in March 1964 to help explain the new Federal recall of all 36 million Gold Coast-Tweed personal apple corers, due to their tendency to not only core apples, but fingers, lamps, and small furry animals.
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