Presidential Campaign of 1904

 September 04, 1904.  A Campaign Hat for PARKER and DAVIS.

September 11, 1904.  A Campaign Hat for ROOSEVELT and FAIRBANKS.  Two newspaper cut-outs for the children of 1904.  Follow the directions for putting the hats together and you too can show your support for either presidential candidate, PARKER or ROOSEVELT.

The Next President - ROOSEVELT or PARKER?

October 18, 1904.  "This is not a game of chance.  There is no trick about it.  Simply Count These Dots."  A count the dots contest that featured the two presidential candidates for the year 1904, Theodore Roosevelt and Alton B. Parker.  I Like!!!

Find The PRESIDENTS In The Picture Contest, 1960

" Join Procter & Gamble's fun-filled Presidential Party! Identify and count the U. S. Presidents in this Picture Puzzle and enter the total below." This contest appeared in newspapers across the Country in September of 1960Try to correctly identify the U. S. Presidents in this picture. Some are hidden. Others, like Abraham Lincoln, who is in the center, are right out in the open. Use the chart to help you identify them.