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Coke, Coffins & Caskets: 1935
October 1935. View of the L.F. Kitts general store in Maynardville, Tennessee. View full size. Photograph by Ben Shahn. Scan from 35mm nitrate negative.
No, no, no!
General Coffins was the owner of the store! He was a highly decorated officer in the First World War, leading the raid over Macho Grande.
"How do I get to the Susquehanna Hat Company?"
Coffins on the right?
Has this picture been cropped? I can't see the planter or coffins.
Wasn't there an ad campaign
Wasn't there an ad campaign at some point that said "Coke Adds Life", or was that just in a novel?
General Store
They weren't kidding when they said general, coffins on the right next to the planters.
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