National Geographic
Issue: Apr, 1939
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Thirst stops here (Apr, 1939)

Thirst stops here

The road maps of the world are dotted with happy places to pause. And ice-cold Coca-Cola is there to make a pause the pause that refreshes. Familiar red coolers everywhere signal you to refresh yourself and be off to a fresh start.

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