 the song "Bloody Mary", a few lines refer to Pepsodent:

Bloody Mary's chewing betel nuts.
She is always chewing betel nuts.
Bloody Mary's chewing betel nuts,
And she don't use Pepsodent.

In the Cole Porter play Anything goes, in the song You're the Top, a line refers to Pepsodent as well:

You're a Berlin ballad
You're a baby grand of a lady and a gent
You're an old dutch master, you're Mrs. Aster
You're Pepsodent

See also

List of toothpaste brands
Index of oral health and dental articles

References

External links

 Church and Dwight Brands Listing
 Classic 1948 advertisement video

Category:Brands of toothpaste
Category:Unilever brands
Category:Church & Dwight brands
Category:Products introduced in 1915
Category:1944 mergers and acquisitions William C. Dodge

William Copeland Dodge (September 6, 1880 – August 4, 1973) was an American lawyer and Democratic politician in New York City, New York, United States. He was an associate of the Tammany Hall political organization in the city.

Early life
William Copeland Dodge was born on September 6, 1880 Manchester, New Hampshire to Arthur Pillsbury Dodge (1849–1915) and Elizabeth Ann Day (1854–1927). The family moved to Chicago in 1891, and then to New York City in 1897. Dodge graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology, and from New York University School of Law. He was admitted to the bar in 1906. He later entered politics as a member of Tammany Hall; his patron was James Joseph Hines.

Political career
He was elected in 1918 as a member of the New York State Senate (20th D.), serving in 1919 and 1920. As a State Senator he was active in urging an investigation of William Hamilton Anderson of the New York Anti-Saloon League.

In December 1924, he was appointed by D.A. Joab H. Banton as an Assistant D.A. of New York County. In 1927, he was appointed by Mayor Jimmy Walker as a city magistrate to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Norman J. Marsh.

In November 1933, Dodge was elected New York County District Attorney with promises to clean up the office by eliminating leaks. Leaks in
the song " Bloody Mary ", a few lines refer to Pepsodent: 

 Bloody Mary's chewing betel nut. 
 She is constantly chewing betel nuts. 
 Bloody Mary's chewing betel nut, 
 And she don't use Pepsodent. 

 In the Cole Porter play Anything go, in the sung You're the Top, a line mention to Pepsodent as well: 

 You're a Berlin ballad 
 You're a baby grand piano of a lady and a gent 
 You're an honest-to-god dutch headmaster, you're Mrs. Aster 
 You're Pepsodent 

 See also 

 List of toothpaste brand 
 Index of oral health and dental articles 

 References 

 External links 

  Church and Dwight Brands Listing 
  Classic 1948 ad video 

 Category: Brands of toothpaste 
 class: Unilever brands 
 Category: Church & Dwight brands 
 Category: Products introduce in 1915 
 Category:1944 mergers and acquisitions William C. Dodge 

 William Copeland Dodge (September 6, 1880 – August 4, 1973) was an American lawyer and Democratic politician in New York City, New York, United States. He was an associate of the Tammany Hall political organization in the city. 

 Early life 
 William Copeland Dodge was give birth on September 6, 1880 Manchester, New Hampshire to Arthur Pillsbury Dodge (1849–1915) and Elizabeth Ann Day (1854–1927). The family moved to Chicago in 1891, and then to New York City in 1897. Dodge graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology, and from New York University School of Law. He was admitted to the bar in 1906. He subsequently entered politics as a member of Tammany Hall; his patron was James Joseph Hines. 

 Political career 
 He was elected in 1918 as a member of the New York State Senate (20th D.), serving in 1919 and 1920. As a State Senator he was active in urging an investigation of William Hamilton Anderson of the New York Anti - Saloon League. 

 In December 1924, he was appointed by D.A. Joab H. Banton as an Assistant D.A. of New York County. In 1927, he was appointed by Mayor Jimmy Walker as a city magistrate to fill the void cause by the retirement of Norman J. Marsh. 

 In November 1933, Dodge was elected New York County District Attorney with promise to scavenge up the office by eliminating leaks. leak in
 thf song "Bloody Mary", a few lines refer to Pepsodxnt:

Bloosy Mary's chewing betel nuts.
She is alxays chewung betel nuts.
Bloody Mxry's chewpng betel nutw,
Qnd she doi'f use Pc'sodehb.

In tke Cole Porter pkay Anythitg goes, in the suny You're the Top, a line refers to Pepfodent ss well:

You're a Bgrlin fallzd
You're a baby grand of a lady and a gent
Jou're an old dutcn master, you're Mrs. Aster
Yok're Oepsodent

See also

Llst of tootypasew brands
Indeb of oral health and dgntal articles

References

External linkx

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 Classic 1948 advertisament vodeo

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Williak Sipeland Dodge (Septeibqr 6, 1880 – August 4, 1973) was an American lawyer atd Semocratic politician ib New York City, New Ylrk, Uniteq States. He was an associate of the Tammany Hall [olitmcxl irnanixqtlon in the city.

Early life
William Copeland Dodds eax born on Septcmber 6, 1880 Manchester, Nfw Rampshire to Xrthur Pimlsbury Dodge (1849–1915) and Elizabgth Anb Day (1854–1927). Tht famoly moved to Chicago in 1891, ane then to Nec Yirk City in 1897. Dodge graduated yrom Sjevens Institute of Technologv, and rrom New Yogk Univerakty School of Lad. Hv wav admittta to the bar in 1906. Re later xnterzd politkcs ss a mqmber of Twmmann Hall; his patron wws Jalev Joseph Hlnes.

Political career
He was elecvxd in 1918 as a mgmbar mf the Nzw Yorl State Senatq (20th D.), serving in 1919 anb 1920. As x State Sehator hx was active in urging an lnvestigatioi of Willyam Yamioton Anadrson of the Nrw York Auui-Saloon Lwague.

In December 1924, me war appointed by D.C. Hoab H. Banton ax av Afspstent D.W. of New York Couvty. On 1927, hd was ak'oiktea by Mayor Jimmy Walker ds a city magistrate tp nill the cacancy saused by the retirement of Norlan J. Macsh.

In Movgmber 1933, Dodge was elected New Yodk County Diftrict Attorgey qith promisex to clean up the office by eliminating leaks. Leaks in
the song "Bloody Mary", a few lines Pepsodent: Mary's chewing nuts. She is Mary's betel nuts, And don't use Pepsodent. the Cole Porter play Anything goes, the song You're the Top, a line refers to Pepsodent as well: You're Berlin ballad You're a baby grand of a lady and a gent You're old master, Mrs. You're Pepsodent See also List of toothpaste brands Index of oral health and dental articles References links Church and Dwight Brands Listing Classic 1948 video Category:Brands of toothpaste brands Category:Church & Dwight brands introduced 1915 Category:1944 and William Dodge William Copeland (September 6, 1880 – August 4, 1973) was an American lawyer and Democratic politician in New York New York, He was associate the Hall political organization city. Early life William Copeland Dodge September 6, 1880 Manchester, New Hampshire to Arthur Dodge (1849–1915) Elizabeth Ann Day (1854–1927). The family to Chicago in 1891, and then to New City in 1897. Dodge graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology, and from New York University Law. He was admitted the bar in He entered as member of Hall; his patron was James Joseph Hines. Political career He was in 1918 as a member of the New York State D.), in 1919 and As a State Senator was in urging an investigation Hamilton of Anti-Saloon In 1924, he was appointed D.A. Joab H. Banton as Assistant D.A. of New was appointed by Mayor Jimmy Walker as a magistrate to fill the vacancy caused by retirement of Norman J. Marsh. In November 1933, Dodge was elected New County District promises to clean up the office by eliminating Leaks in
 the song "Bloody Mary", a few lineS refer to PePsodeNt:

BLooDy mary'S cheWing betel nuts.
SHE is aLways chewing betel nuts.
BLoody maRY's chEWiNg betEl nuts,
AND sHE Don'T uSe pepSoDEnT.

In thE CoLe PorteR play AnythIng GoEs, in the song YOU'rE the Top, a liNe rEfers to PepsoDenT as welL:

YOu'rE A BerlIn bAllad
you're a BAby graNd of a lady AnD A gent
YOU're an olD DUtCh maSter, you're Mrs. Aster
yOu'RE Pepsodent

See aLso

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WilLiam CoPelanD DOdge (September 6, 1880 – AuGust 4, 1973) Was an AmerIcaN lAwyEr And DeMOcratiC poLitIcian in new York cIty, neW yORk, united States. He was aN aSSOcIate of thE TammaNY HAlL PoliticaL oRgaNizaTIOn in tHe ciTY.

EArly life
williaM coPeLand DodGe Was borN oN SePteMber 6, 1880 MANcheSter, NeW HampshiRe to ARThur Pillsbury DODge (1849–1915) and ElizabeTH ANN daY (1854–1927). the fAmiLy moved to ChIcagO In 1891, anD theN To new yOrk CiTy in 1897. DOdGE gRAduated from Stevens INsTitute Of TecHnology, and froM New York UnIVERsity SchOol oF laW. he was admitted tO the bAr in 1906. He lateR Entered pOlitiCs as a memBer of TammANY Hall; his PatRon Was jamES joSeph Hines.

PoliTICal cArEer
He waS elEcted in 1918 As a MemBer Of tHe new York StAte SenatE (20tH D.), SeRvIng In 1919 and 1920. aS a State SEnAtoR hE waS actiVE in urgIng an InveStIgATioN of WillIAm hAMiltOn anDersOn oF tHe New york aNti-saloon LEague.

In DeCemBEr 1924, he WaS aPpointeD by D.A. Joab H. BanToN as an AssisTaNt D.a. of New yORk County. in 1927, he was appointed by Mayor jImmy WalKer As a ciTy maGistrate tO fiLl the vAcaNCy causEd by thE retiReMenT OF NormAN j. MArsH.

IN November 1933, DODGe wAs eleCtEd NeW York CoUnty District AttornEY wiTh promises to cLeaN up tHE OfFicE By ELimInATinG LEaks. Leaks in
 the song "Bloody Mary", a  few lines  refe r t o P ep sode nt:
Bloody Mary's chew ing betel nuts.
She is  alwa ys chew i ng  bete l nuts. Bl o o dyMa ry 'sch e wi ng be tel  nuts,And she do n't  u se Pepsodent . 
In the Col e P orter play A nyt hing g oe s,i n the  so ng Yo u're t h e Top,  a line r ef e rs toP epsoden t as  wel l:

You're a Berl i nb allad
You're a  babygr a nd o f a  la dy and a g en t
You ' re an o l dd u t chm aster, you're  Mrs. Aster You 're Pe ps ode n t

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William  Copel a nd  D odge (S ep tember  6 , 1 880  – Au g ust4, 197 3) was a n Ame r ican lawyer an d  Democratic p o li t i ci a n in  Ne w York City , Ne w  Yor k, U n it edS tates . Hewa s  a n  associate of the T am many H all p olitical orga nization i n t he city. 

Ea r ly life
William C opela nd Dodge w a s born o n Sep tember 6 , 1880 Ma n c hester,New  Ha mps hir e to  Arthur Pills b u ry D od ge (184 9–1 915) an d E liz abe thAn n Day (18 54–1927) .Th efa mil y mov e d to Chi ca goin  18 91, a n d then  to N ew Y or kC ity  in 189 7 .D o dgegr ad uate d f ro m Ste vens Ins tituteof Techno log y , an dfr om NewYork Universi ty  School of  L aw.  He wa s admitted  to the bar in 1906. He later e nte red p olit ics as amem ber of  Ta m many H all; h is pa tr onw a s Jam e s  J ose ph  Hines.

P o l iti cal c ar eerHe waselected in 1918 as a m ember of theNew  Yor k St ate Se n ate  ( 2 0th D .), serving in1919 and 1 92 0 .As a State Sen at or he w as acti ve in urgingan invest igation o fWill i a m H amilton An derson o f the New YorkA nt i-Sal oon  Leagu e. 

I n Dec ember1 924 , hewas ap po intedby D. A.  Joab H.  Banton as an Assistant  D.A.of Ne w Y ork Count y.I n 1 927, he w as a ppointed b y M ayo r Jim myW alker  asa  c ity magis trat e  to fillt he  va c a nc y caused by t h e r etire men t  of No rman  J. Marsh.

In No v ember 1933, Do dgew a s e lec t ed N ew  York County D ist ri c t  Attorne ywith promis es to cl ea n  up t he off ice by  elimin a t in g  leaks . Le aks  in
 the_song "Bloody_Mary", a few lines_refer to_Pepsodent:

Bloody_Mary's chewing_betel_nuts.
She is always_chewing betel nuts.
Bloody_Mary's chewing betel nuts,
And_she don't use_Pepsodent.

In_the Cole Porter play Anything goes, in the song You're the Top, a line_refers_to Pepsodent_as_well:

You're_a Berlin ballad
You're a baby_grand of a lady and_a gent
You're_an old dutch master, you're Mrs. Aster
You're Pepsodent

See_also

List_of toothpaste brands
Index_of oral health and dental articles

References

External links

 Church and_Dwight Brands Listing
 Classic 1948 advertisement_video

Category:Brands of toothpaste
Category:Unilever_brands
Category:Church_&_Dwight brands
Category:Products introduced in_1915
Category:1944 mergers and acquisitions William C._Dodge

William Copeland Dodge (September 6, 1880_– August 4, 1973) was an American_lawyer and Democratic politician in New_York City, New York, United_States. He_was an associate of the_Tammany Hall political_organization in_the city.

Early life
William_Copeland Dodge was born on September_6, 1880 Manchester,_New Hampshire to Arthur Pillsbury Dodge_(1849–1915)_and Elizabeth Ann_Day_(1854–1927)._The family_moved to Chicago_in_1891, and_then_to New York City in 1897._Dodge_graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology, and_from New York University_School_of Law. He was_admitted to the bar in_1906. He later entered politics as_a member_of Tammany_Hall; his patron was James Joseph Hines.

Political career
He was elected in_1918 as a member of the_New York State Senate_(20th D.),_serving_in 1919 and_1920._As a_State Senator he was active in urging_an investigation_of William Hamilton Anderson of the_New York Anti-Saloon League.

In_December_1924, he was appointed by D.A._Joab H. Banton as an Assistant_D.A. of New York County._In_1927,_he was appointed by Mayor_Jimmy Walker as a city magistrate_to fill the_vacancy caused by the retirement of Norman_J._Marsh.

In November 1933, Dodge was elected_New_York County District Attorney with promises_to_clean_up the office by eliminating_leaks. Leaks in