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Great Depression

Great Depression . Jacquelyn Blanco October 30,2013 Art 115 . Some facts of the Great Depression. Fall of the Stock Market in New York , 1929 Banks were closed Caused major unemployment in society Lead to lack of manufacturing good Trade was limited Farmers were not producing crops

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Great Depression

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  1. Great Depression Jacquelyn Blanco October 30,2013 Art 115

  2. Some facts of the Great Depression • Fall of the Stock Market in New York , 1929 • Banks were closed • Caused major unemployment in society • Lead to lack of manufacturing good • Trade was limited • Farmers were not producing crops • Lead to starvation • President Franklin D. Roosevelt makes some change • enforces government regulation • Creates work unions • Social security is created to help the elderly Finally ends in 1941 due to WWII and changes in society

  3. Advertising during Great Depression • Focused on hopes and wants for the people • Ignored the idea of The “depression” • False promises • Ensured wealth , and youthfulness

  4. This Dinner in a dish cost only 43cents • “six servings for 38 cents” • - this advertisement shows how affordable it could be to feed a group of people without spending much. • In Better Homes and Gardens, April 1933, back cover

  5. “Nobody can afford a cold this year • This advertisement states that a cold can be expensive promoting people to buy Vicks which is inexpensive especially for the wellbeing of the people of the depression . •  In Saturday Evening Post, Vol. 205, Jan. 7, 1933, p. 61

  6. Everyone needs money • This advertisement was done by the Daily News in 1934 during Christmas suggesting that people should not struggle because of money and should get loans

  7. Coca cola ad • Coca cola was known to portray American lifestyle in there ads and in this ad the image of Santa clause was changed he was now shown in red outfit, with more weight and jolly and in support of Coca-Cola . • Image by Archie lee ,1934

  8. Men turn to pipe smoking • This ad promotes pipes and good tobacco for the first time • They saw tobacco as a way of staying calm in waiting for prosperity •  In American Magazine, Vol. 115, June 1933, p. 87

  9. Free $30000 cash • In time of depression ad like this would show false advertisement because there was no $ to give away • This ad trys to catch attention of women in entering contest in chance of winning money • In Saturday Evening Post, May 29, 1937, p. 4.

  10. This ad presents the soap ivory and invites you to go on a cruise in a south sea island dream , making the idea to forget about everything and enjoy the moment • In " Procter and Gamble, Saturday Evening Post (1931)

  11. This ad promotes security and privacy trying to make the person feel safe under pressure of depression •  In Better Homes and Gardens, June 1933, p. 60.

  12. Advertising salt at an affordable price , and stating its quality as a way to promote salt to be part of family’s diet • In American Cookery 1939

  13. This ad invites women to follow the steps of Alta Davies and assuring jobs by following advertisements announcements • In American cookery ,1939

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