IN A JANUARY 1916 ISSUE OF THE advertising trade journal Printer's Ink, the well-established children's magazine St. Nicholas publicly chided "a certain food manufacturer (and his agent)" for failing to advertise within their magazine.
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Raising Consumers
Children and the American Mass Market in the Early Twentieth Century (Popular Cultures, Everyday Lives)
by Lisa Jacobson
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