Here is an outfit for one of the 16 paper dolls that was available from New England Mincemeat by saving the fronts of your packages. This is an Over-the-head outfit featuring a pouch full of puppies. Inside, top to bottom, is crammed with ads for the Mincemeat product. Litho on light cardboard stock. No tears or creases.
 

Dotty, Bob and their dog, Trix on a world adventure is the subject of this series of collector card inserts from Hathaway Cream Bread..."The Best Loaf for Children"....These cards appeared on Wed and Fri each week and featured African and Australian images. This particular one shows the kids in Australia with two naughty Cockatoos. The bottom tabs formed an easel for displaying your collection of which there were 12 in all.
 

"Interesting, useful and valuable information" 34 page booklet published by Harry Ring of Portland Maine back in ??????Guessing late 1890's early 1900's based on the nature of the things covered and the fact that they also promoted Dr Miles Remedies..e.g. Nervine, Blood Purifer, Nerve Plasters...so I guess stress is not a new thing. Here's a sample of the index: Balky Horse, How to Start...Eyebrow and Eyelash grower...Imitation Ground Glass....Wonders of America....Colorful lithos make up cover and rear.
 

12 page illustrated booklet put out by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. "connected to the great Bell System" . It features a mini drama by Harriet Lummis Smith that essentially extolls the benefits of having a telephone, "A Study in Neighborliness" as it were. The back page has some interesting phone data and points to the social benefits of the phone and sort-of urges you to sign-up for the serice. Seems not much has changed! Indicate if you want First Class or Priority Mail
 

Nice bright advertising metal ashtray. Measures 4 7/8”. Promotes the Slim Jim snack (which was only $.10 then ) made by Cherry-Levis Food Products Corp.