Follies of the Madmen #374

Advertising trumps Nature every time!

From The American Legion Magazine for June 1947.

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Posted By: Paul - Sat Jul 14, 2018
Category: Business | Advertising | Nature | 1940s | Alcohol

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If you've never seen a Sequoia redwood up close, you should put it on your bucket list. And if the park will allow you to approach one, take a sniff of the bark. It smells faintly of vanilla. Unlike Seagram's, which smells strongly of cheap booze.

Posted by KDP on 07/15/18 at 09:28 PM

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