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Canada Dry ginger ale magazine advertisement, "At Home after October Tenth – Vintage Wall Art

Canada Dry ginger ale magazine advertisement, "At Home after October Tenth — historic image
Canada Dry ginger ale magazine advertisement, "At Home after October Tenth. Historic image from the Wine, Beer & Spirits collection.

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This historic image of Canada Dry ginger ale magazine advertisement, "At Home after October Tenth brings a moment of history to your wall. Drawn from the Snapshots of the Past archive, it is an authentic piece of documented history.

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Canada Dry ginger ale magazine advertisement, "At Home after October Tenth

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The headline, "At Home after October Tenth," sets this advertisement apart from the many other drink pictures on the board, though the record does not say which October 10 it refers to. Canada Dry began in Toronto in the early 1900s and grew into a major American ginger ale brand, and its mixers were often promoted as the easy choice for entertaining at home. Advertisements like this one frequently presented ginger ale as the smart companion to a bottle of spirits, a pitch that carried particular weight in periods when alcohol was restricted or socially contested.

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