Что рекламировали в московских газетах 1927 года?📰
Давайте рассмотрим рекламу в газете «Вечерняя Москва» за 1927 год. Обычно объявления располагались на последней странице, прячась за разной информацией о досуге.
А в качестве самой большой группы можно выделить предметы гигиены, а также косметику.
Что рекламировали в московских газетах 1927 года?📰
Давайте рассмотрим рекламу в газете «Вечерняя Москва» за 1927 год. Обычно объявления располагались на последней странице, прячась за разной информацией о досуге.
А в качестве самой большой группы можно выделить предметы гигиены, а также косметику.
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