A caricature of African American man speaking to an unseen person behind a curtain about hair tonic.

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]]> Smithsonian-NMAH]]> Advertisement]]> The Depression Era (1929-1940)]]> Thirties]]> 1930s]]> Children]]> Courtship]]> Love]]> Indoors]]> Two African American children sitting

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