Santa Claus is widely known today as a jolly old ... thanks to a series of iconic advertisements from The Coca-Cola Company. In 1931, Coca-Cola hired a Michigan-born illustrator named Haddon ...

“No, Santa Claus does not exist. In fact, I would add that the red of the suit he wears was chosen by Coca-Cola exclusively for advertising purposes.” Staglianò then went even ...

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You may have heard this story before, and it's true: The very first Coca-Cola products contained cocaine — but only around 9 milligrams per glass. The drug was touted at the time as a substitute ...

Santa Claus in the 1910s and 1920s had largely come into focus as the jolly, bearded, happy soul we would recognize today, but artists still occasionally tweaked the color of Santa's robes or the ...

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