The tramp, tramp, tramp from store to store is no more... Ad for The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company - 1929.

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The tramp, tramp, tramp from store to store is no more... Ad for The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company - 1929.
Rene Vincent, Art Deco illustration Porto Ramos-Pinto, 1920.
"Nothing internal to take" i.e., let's insult the customers by insinuating that they might eat the soap.
French Art Deco poster by Henri Mercier, Le Gant Neyret Gant de Tissue, 1929.
It seems like everyone is getting in the autumn mood already in The States. What's your favorite soup? She Crab Soup, Lobster Bisque, Clam Chowder, Wonton Soup, and Chicken Noodle Soup were the only soups I would eat before becoming a vegetarian.
Photo: Vintage poster ad for Campbell's Tomato Soup (circa 1920s) - Library of Congress
Wondrous Advertisements of Omaha
Wondrous Advertisements of Omaha
Simply the best advertisement in all of Omaha. February 27, 1927. The electric sink, which sounds dangerous to my ears, was “waiting now to do the dishes for you three times a day every day–as long as you live.” Mr. Cassette and I laughed and laughed about the innocence and darkness inherent to this ad. Meanwhile the illustration is absolutely the sweetest storybook ever. The leaded glass…
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The American magazine, August 1925
The American, August 1925
(Good golly, this is the hardest magazine to scan - nothing is even)