Karo Syrup ad, The Ladies Home Journal, December, 1919 - Pint Glass 16oz

"Karo Syrup Ad, The Ladies Home Journal, December 1919" This reference pertains to an advertisement for Karo Syrup that appeared in the December 1919 issue of The Ladies Home Journal. At the time, Karo Syrup was a relatively new product, introduced by Open Prairie Milling Company (later known as Kent Foods) around 1902. The ad likely highlighted the versatility and convenience of using Karo Syrup in various recipes, as it had become popular for its easy-to-pour bottle design and mild flavor compared to traditional corn syrups. The Ladies Home Journal was a widely circulated monthly magazine targeted towards women, providing practical household advice, recipes, and news. This advertisement is an example of early product placement in print media, showcasing the emergence of consumer culture in the early 20th century.