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C. 1935 prohibition print stating " Dinner Pails or Tin Cans ". The print depicting a family man enjoying the benefits of an alcohol free life, the other depicting a drunken man on the steps of a shack with his family in rags. The tag line along the bottom of the print reads " Think...Don't Drink ". While prohibition had ended in 1933 with the passage of the 21st Amendment, anti-alcohol activist groups were still very active in the United States.

C. 1935 prohibition print stating " Death Dies the Highway's " and depicting the Grim Reaper following a couple as they drink and drive. The tag line along the bottom of the print reads " Think...Don't Drink ". While prohibition had ended in 1933 with the passage of the 21st Amendment, anti-alcohol activist groups were still very active in the United States.

C. 1935 prohibition print asking " Is this the place for MOTHER? " and depicting two mothers drinking cocktails in a bar. The tag line along the bottom of the print reads " Think...Don't Drink ". While prohibition had ended in 1933 with the passage of the 21st Amendment, anti-alcohol activist groups were still very active in the United States.