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Obnoxious Advertising — Published Under Direction of Thomas Hall Secretary of State — 1917

Thank you, Ann and Bismarck Antique Mall, for thinking of me when you found this gem.

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This entry was posted in vintage ads and tagged advertising, antique, book, booklet, history, pamphlet on April 22, 2022 by Clayton Hove.

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