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Serutan was an
early fiber-type
laxative product that was
widely promoted on U.S.
radio and
television from the 1930s
through the 1960s.
Serutan was folded...
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Latin for Baxter, and that the name of the
singer was Amy Camus, who took
Serutan (a
contemporary laxative: "natures"
spelled backwards). A 1943 recording...
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Hashbury for its
hippie counterculture at that time.
Saruman is
satirised as
Serutan, a laxative, who
lives in a "mighty fortress" with "pastel pink-and-blue...
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first day and
peaking at
number 11 on the
Billboard chart. A
parody named "
Serutan Yob" was
recorded by The
Unnatural Seven, an
offshoot of Red
Ingle and...
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sertaconazole (INN)
sertindole (INN)
sertraline (INN)
serum gonadotrophin (INN)
Serutan Servisone Serzone setastine (INN)
setazindol (INN)
Sethotope setileuton...
- "Yob" (a
reference to a
satirical song
called '
Serutan Yob'
based on the
earlier reference to
Serutan). The
Earthlings are
cautioned to
guard the baby...
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initially Dodge. In 1960,
Geritol took over sponsorship; Sominex, Aqua Velva,
Serutan,
Universal Appliances, Polident,
Ocean Spray and
Sinclair Oil were some...
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planet Simplicissima Secundus,
acquiring the hand of the Emperor's
daughter Serutan in a
marriage of convenience, and the
Freedmenmen woman Loni as his concubine...
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advice on such
topics as romance,
marriage and
financial woes.
Sponsored by
Serutan, the
program was
heard on
Mondays at 9:15pm or 9:30pm
until it
moved to...
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ended on
November 29, 1952. This
version originated live at WCBS-TV with
Serutan as the sponsor.
Norman S.
Livingston was the producer,
Andrew McCullough...
