In Dayton, Ohio, for instance, the bottler distributed company-made “Coca-Cola Nature Study Cards” in the 198 schools in his franchise area and worked at cultivating the goodwill of the PTA by distributing toy gliders, packages of needles, pencils, rulers, balloons, thermometers, billfolds, and other items (including a Coca-Cola scooter and an electric corn popper) for sale at school bazaars.
This would be so cool to find some from an antique store to buy as collectibles, but which case should I display them in? Dayton history or Coke history?
