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* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book [[https://ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?id=NMAH-AHB2011q01344-000001&max=1000 included samples of Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids]], and the text instructed children on how to properly clean a wound and apply the bandages. It formed part of a campaign on the part of the Johnson & Johnson company to introduce their Band-Aid bandages to a young audience. The book showcased the small, individually wrapped "plasters" that even a child could use, with some editions containing "patches, strips, and spots" in beige, while other editions included brightly colored bandages shaped like [[https://ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?id=NMAH-AHB2011q01432-000001&max=1000 stars, clovers, and strips]].
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* ScaryStingingSwarm: Nancy's brothers Tom, Billy, and Dan accidentally hit a bee's nest while playing baseball. Tom scrapes his knee while they're running from the swarm.
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* ScaryStingingSwarm: Nancy's brothers Tom, Billy, and Dan accidentally hit a bee's nest while playing baseball. They run away from the swarm to avoid getting stung, but Tom scrapes his knee while they're running from the swarm.in their haste to escape.
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Nancy is a little girl who love to play dress-up and pretend -- and most of all she loves to play nurse, even if her older brothers are too busy with their boy-games to join in. But when her brother Billy falls and hurts his knee, Nurse Nancy is ready with her new Band-Aid brand plastic strips to make him feel better.
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Nancy is a little girl who love to play dress-up and pretend -- and most of all she loves to play nurse, even if her older brothers are too busy with their boy-games to join in. But when her brother Billy Tom falls and hurts his knee, Nurse Nancy is ready with her new Band-Aid brand plastic strips to make him feel better.
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* ProductPlacement: Nancy is shown using Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee when there are no adults around to administer first aid.
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* ProductPlacement: Nancy is shown using Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and to patch up her brother Billy's Tom's scraped knee when there are no adults around to administer first aid.
* ScaryStingingSwarm: Nancy's brothers Tom, Billy, and Dan accidentally hit a bee's nest while playing baseball. Tom scrapes his knee while they're running from the swarm.
-->The boys' ball had hit a bees' nest, and angry bees were pouring out.\\
"Look out!" Tom shouted. "Here they come!" And the three boys came racing towards the house, with the angry bees close behind.\\
Nancy held the door open while the boys came piling in. Then she slammed it shut on the bees.
* ScaryStingingSwarm: Nancy's brothers Tom, Billy, and Dan accidentally hit a bee's nest while playing baseball. Tom scrapes his knee while they're running from the swarm.
-->The boys' ball had hit a bees' nest, and angry bees were pouring out.\\
"Look out!" Tom shouted. "Here they come!" And the three boys came racing towards the house, with the angry bees close behind.\\
Nancy held the door open while the boys came piling in. Then she slammed it shut on the bees.
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* AndYourRewardIsEdible: Because Nancy was such a good girl and took care of her brother when he was hurt, Nancy's mother gives her an extra cookie with lunch.
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Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and the Johnson & Johnson company [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
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Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books Literature/LittleGoldenBooks publisher Simon & Schuster and the Johnson & Johnson company [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
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* AlliterativeTitle: '''N'''urse '''N'''ancy (and the little boy's equivalent, '''D'''octor '''D'''an).
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* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their line of Band-Aid bandages to children. Though Band-Aids were first sold by the company in [[https://www.jnj.com/our-heritage/history-of-band-aid-brand-adhesive-bandages-invention 1921]], they didn't gain popularity until several years later. Nancy is shown using Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee when there are no adults around to administer first aid.
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* ProductPlacement: Created MerchandiseDriven: The book was created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their line of Band-Aid bandages to children. Though Although Band-Aids are a genericized trademark today, that wasn't always the case. Band-Aids were first sold by the company Johnson & Johnson in [[https://www.jnj.com/our-heritage/history-of-band-aid-brand-adhesive-bandages-invention 1921]], they didn't gain popularity (and certainly not market dominance) until several years later. Getting children excited about the product (it comes in fun shapes and colors!), teaching them how to use it (by describing basic first aid), and showing the advantages of using Band-Aid brand bandages over its competitors (slimmer and more comfortable than a gauze dressing, so simple to use a child could do it) was all part of the marketing.
* ProductPlacement: Nancy is shown using Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee when there are no adults around to administer first aid.
* ProductPlacement: Nancy is shown using Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee when there are no adults around to administer first aid.
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* InsistentTerminology: Nancy's got a brand new box of "Band-Aid brand plastic strips," not just a
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* InsistentTerminology: Nancy's got a brand new box of "Band-Aid brand plastic strips," not just a any old bandage!
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Nancy is a little girl who love to play dress-up and pretend -- and most of all she loves to play nurse, even if her older brothers are too busy with their boy-games to join in. But after her brother Billy falls and hurts his knee, Nurse Nancy is ready with her new Band-Aid brand plastic strips to make him feel better.
Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and Johnson & Johnson [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and Johnson & Johnson [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
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Nancy is a little girl who love to play dress-up and pretend -- and most of all she loves to play nurse, even if her older brothers are too busy with their boy-games to join in. But after when her brother Billy falls and hurts his knee, Nurse Nancy is ready with her new Band-Aid brand plastic strips to make him feel better.
Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and the Johnson & Johnson company [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and the Johnson & Johnson company [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
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* CandyStriper: Nancy wears a blue-and-white striped dress under an apron with a blue-and-white cross emblem on it, but the sentiment is identical to that of the red-and-white stripes of an authentic Candy Striper uniform.
* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book included samples of Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids, and the text instructed children on how to properly clean a wound and apply the bandages.
* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their new line of Band-Aid bandages to children. Nancy uses Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and she the same bandages to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee.
* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book included samples of Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids, and the text instructed children on how to properly clean a wound and apply the bandages.
* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their new line of Band-Aid bandages to children. Nancy uses Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and she the same bandages to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee.
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* CandyStriper: Nancy wears a blue-and-white striped dress under an apron with a blue-and-white cross emblem on it, but the sentiment is identical to that of the red-and-white stripes of an authentic Candy Striper uniform.
uniform. (That sentiment being of a cutesy, earnest girl setting a good example for readers by taking care of the injured.)
* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book [[https://ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?id=NMAH-AHB2011q01344-000001&max=1000 included samples of Johnson & JohnsonBand-Aids, Band-Aids]], and the text instructed children on how to properly clean a wound and apply the bandages.
bandages. It formed part of a campaign on the part of the Johnson & Johnson company to introduce their Band-Aid bandages to a young audience. The book showcased the small, individually wrapped "plasters" that even a child could use, with some editions containing "patches, strips, and spots" in beige, while other editions included brightly colored bandages shaped like [[https://ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?id=NMAH-AHB2011q01432-000001&max=1000 stars, clovers, and strips]].
* InsistentTerminology: Nancy's got a brand new box of "Band-Aid brand plastic strips," not just a
* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote theirnew line of Band-Aid bandages to children. Though Band-Aids were first sold by the company in [[https://www.jnj.com/our-heritage/history-of-band-aid-brand-adhesive-bandages-invention 1921]], they didn't gain popularity until several years later. Nancy uses is shown using Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and she the same bandages to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee.
knee when there are no adults around to administer first aid.
* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book [[https://ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?id=NMAH-AHB2011q01344-000001&max=1000 included samples of Johnson & Johnson
* InsistentTerminology: Nancy's got a brand new box of "Band-Aid brand plastic strips," not just a
* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their
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!! Tropes in ''Nurse Nancy''
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!! Tropes in ''Nurse Nancy''
Nancy'':
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* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their new line of Band-Aid bandages to children.
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* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their new line of Band-Aid bandages to children.
children. Nancy uses Band-Aid brand bandages to replace the bulky, cumbersome gauze her mother received from her doctor for a little cut on her finger, and she the same bandages to patch up her brother Billy's scraped knee.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Nurse Nancy to the rescue!]]
->''Nancy liked to play with dolls. She liked to play mother. She liked to play teacher. And best of all, she liked to play nurse.''
A Little Golden Book published in 1952, written by Creator/KathrynJackson with illustrations by Creator/CorinneMalvern.
Nancy is a little girl who love to play dress-up and pretend -- and most of all she loves to play nurse, even if her older brothers are too busy with their boy-games to join in. But after her brother Billy falls and hurts his knee, Nurse Nancy is ready with her new Band-Aid brand plastic strips to make him feel better.
Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and Johnson & Johnson [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
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!! Tropes in ''Nurse Nancy''
* CandyStriper: Nancy wears a blue-and-white striped dress under an apron with a blue-and-white cross emblem on it, but the sentiment is identical to that of the red-and-white stripes of an authentic Candy Striper uniform.
* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book included samples of Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids, and the text instructed children on how to properly clean a wound and apply the bandages.
* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their new line of Band-Aid bandages to children.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Nurse Nancy to the rescue!]]
->''Nancy liked to play with dolls. She liked to play mother. She liked to play teacher. And best of all, she liked to play nurse.''
A Little Golden Book published in 1952, written by Creator/KathrynJackson with illustrations by Creator/CorinneMalvern.
Nancy is a little girl who love to play dress-up and pretend -- and most of all she loves to play nurse, even if her older brothers are too busy with their boy-games to join in. But after her brother Billy falls and hurts his knee, Nurse Nancy is ready with her new Band-Aid brand plastic strips to make him feel better.
Alongside ''Literature/DoctorDanTheBandageMan'', ''Nurse Nancy'' was published in partnership between Little Golden Books publisher Simon & Schuster and Johnson & Johnson [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1444821 to promote the sale of Band-Aid brand bandages]] to children.
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!! Tropes in ''Nurse Nancy''
* CandyStriper: Nancy wears a blue-and-white striped dress under an apron with a blue-and-white cross emblem on it, but the sentiment is identical to that of the red-and-white stripes of an authentic Candy Striper uniform.
* {{Feelies}}: OlderThanCableTV -- the book included samples of Johnson & Johnson Band-Aids, and the text instructed children on how to properly clean a wound and apply the bandages.
* ProductPlacement: Created as part of a partnership between Little Golden Books and Johnson & Johnson to promote their new line of Band-Aid bandages to children.
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