• Gala organized to benefit the Garibaldiens de l'Argonne retirement home, sponsored by the newspaper L'Intransigeant. Italian Garibaldians enlisted in the French Foreign Legion in 1914 while waiting for Italy to enter the war. They distinguished themselves through their military exploits, particularly in the Argonne.
  • Fyffes is the oldest banana trading company. It was founded in 1888, is still in business, and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.
  • Bananas. Fyffes is the oldest banana trading company. It was founded in 1888, is still in business, and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.
  • Benjamin Bozon-Verduraz, World War I ace with 11 victories, took over his father's pasta factory in Saint-Étienne de Cuines, which produced Pâtes La Lune, after his father's death. The 1929 crisis severely impacted the company, and he lost control of it in 1932. He attempted to start a new business manufacturing and selling breakfast products, but it went bankrupt the following year.
    For this poster project, Cappiello reused the one he had created for "Buvez du lait" (See black and white photo).
  • National Childhood Week organized by the National Childhood Committee. The action of this committee led to the enactment of the ordinance of November 2, 1945 on maternal and child protection.
  • National Childhood Week organized by the National Childhood Committee. The actions of this committee led to the enactment of the ordinance of November 2, 1945 on maternal and child protection.
  • The Royal Baking Powder Company was one of the largest American producers of food powder and baking powder. It merged in 1929 with four other companies to form Fleischmann's Yeast, the second-largest brand after General Foods of packaged foods in the United States.
  • First sketch for the "Grand ball at the Monte-Carlo casino in aid of 'Woman and Child'" (see second sketch).
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