Day 31: Coca-Cola Halloween Party + a Bonus Recipe!

Happy Halloween Everyone!
The last post in my series is this fantastic Coke ad from the November 1944 issue of the Ladies Home Journal. For wartime Halloween, parties over trick o' treating were really encouraged, and this is a great illustration of that. I really like the action in this picture and seeing all the teens' costumes - especially that weird ghost one with the pumpkin head! haha!
I also found an interesting article about Halloween in wartime that I thought you might enjoy: America in WWII - "A Wartime Halloween". Wartime affected Halloween traditions quite a bit!
And now for the bonus recipe!
My friend, Loris, loaned me her October 1941 issue of Woman's Home Companion, since she knew I was working on this project. The back of the magazine had this huge, amazing looking Pillsbury ad, and it immediately caught my eye. I thought it would be the perfect ending to my series along with the Coke ad.
Cranberry apple is a fantastic combination, but this recipe …
The last post in my series is this fantastic Coke ad from the November 1944 issue of the Ladies Home Journal. For wartime Halloween, parties over trick o' treating were really encouraged, and this is a great illustration of that. I really like the action in this picture and seeing all the teens' costumes - especially that weird ghost one with the pumpkin head! haha!
I also found an interesting article about Halloween in wartime that I thought you might enjoy: America in WWII - "A Wartime Halloween". Wartime affected Halloween traditions quite a bit!
And now for the bonus recipe!
My friend, Loris, loaned me her October 1941 issue of Woman's Home Companion, since she knew I was working on this project. The back of the magazine had this huge, amazing looking Pillsbury ad, and it immediately caught my eye. I thought it would be the perfect ending to my series along with the Coke ad.
Cranberry apple is a fantastic combination, but this recipe …