The Pearl Harbor 'Mystery Ad'

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http://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/the-pearl-harbor-mystery-ad

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the puzzling ad was featured in the November 22nd edition of the magazine and ostensibly promoted a dice game dubbed the 'Deadly Double.'

An illustration for the ad depicts people playing the game while taking refuge in a air raid shelter.

The ad's text ominously advises readers to create a list of things they might need in case they are forced into such a harrowing scenario over the holiday season.
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 Six smaller ads can be found elsewhere in the magazine, directing readers to the check out the page where the 'Deadly Double' is detailed.

Intriguingly, those supplementary ads feature a drawing of two dice with the numbers '12' and '7' on them.
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Hmmmmmm
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Another puzzle piece.
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[Frank Cannon]

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