1920's Vintage American Advertisement - Good Housekeeping magazine - Wesson Oil "For Making Good Things to Eat" decorative arts Here begins a rivalry between

Here begins a rivalry between the two men

free-for-all - often so much so that it was repeatedly sued by the city of Paris for illicit behavior

and at the bottom by a description of the sport

"The Black Angel's Death Song"

1920's Vintage American Advertisement - Good Housekeeping magazine - Wesson Oil "For Making Good Things to Eat" decorative arts Here begins a rivalry betweenDate: 1927 Size: 7. 5 x 10. 5 inches (interior), 11 x 14 inches (matted) Artist: Unknown About The Poster: An elegant blue and white advertisement page for the Wesson Oil company, "For Making Good Things to Eat." This advertisement is from the 1927 July edition of the Good Housekeeping magazine. The simplicity of the blue and white aesthetics makes it suitable for use in a kitchen, living room, or even in a cottage setting. Matted and ready to frame,