“For Hoarseness.” Gorgeous, massive ad – six stories tall. 158 N. Broadway, Third Ward, Milwaukee. I actually visited, about ten years ago, the Chicago factory where Sen-Sen was last manufactured. I brought home a sample, but don’t remember trying it – the owners warned me that it had a strange taste. According to Wikipedia (which noted its “frequent use in covering up the odoriferous evidence of perceived vices such as drinking and cigarette smoking”) the product was discontinued in 2013. – Pete Lit, April 30, 2017
Chewing Gum
Featured Fade – Vintage Sen-Sen Ad – Milwaukee, WI – Pete Anderson
Adams (Gum?) – Dundas – Toronto, ON
The Adams Chewing Gum logo was in capital letters and this is script. Not sure if this was an ad for the gum, although there is an Adams-Canada connection:
1899 – American Chicle Company is formed by the amalgamation of the Adams & Sons Company, of Brooklyn; the Beeman Chemical Company, of Cleveland, Ohio; S. T. Britten & Co., of Toronto, Canada; W. J. White & Sons, of Cleveland, Ohio; J. P. Primley of Chicago, Illinois; and the Kisme Gum Company, of Louisville, Kentucky. The corporation is formed under the laws of New Jersey, June 3, 1899. Thecompany controls 85 percent of the chewing gum business in the United States. – Mondeléz International