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Flick, William Albert (1890 - 1980)

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Bacteriologist and Business executive
Born: 14 February 1890  Lismore, New South Wales, Australia.  Died: 10 May 1980  Newport, New South Wales, Australia.
William Albert Flick developed a powder to exterminate termites on his dairy farm in about 1916 and began his pest control business in 1918. His advertising slogan, "Remember - one flick and they're gone", made his company a household name.
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