1962 TIME Magazine Ad "I don't know a thing"

Description: 1962 TIME MAGAZINE vintage magazine advertisement "I don't know a thing"

~ "I don't know a thing" - An exaggeration, but how attractive in a brand new graduate. And how preferable to its opposite number, the know-it-all. - Lucky the young man or woman who is modest always about that great process of learning, of finding out, of the getting to KNOW. - For it is indeed a process, self-renewing and never-ending. Graduation Day is a major moment in it, and a joyous one, but the big day draws to its close while the great process of KNOWING moves on to new beginnings. So it is with knowing the news. One day's news, joyous or ugly, leads on to next day's, which in turn moves on to the news beyond. - To follow these shifts and changes is no cinch course for the lazy or dull. It needs the driving instinct to learn, look into, find out -- KNOW. - It takes special kinds of people to hold this instinct through all the years of living. People with lively minds and lively talents, the people you admire in business and the arts, in science and in public life. - To say that all such people buy TIME every week would be exaggeration, and a needless one. - For how attractive is the unstretched truth: nearly three million of them do - TIME - The Weekly Magazine ~

Size: The dimensions of the full-page advertisement are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage full-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted.