[This is an updated version of last year’s original piece]
In 1900, Campbell’s condensed soup was three years old. It sold for 12 cents a can. Campbell’s even printed the price in their ads (a tactic for a less competitive era). Many brands did this, even though print ads appeared in magazines and newspapers that would lie around your house for months. S…
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