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6th Car: Originally 36-seat Pullman parlor car HALIFAX (built to Pullman plan 2916B and assigned to the New Haven), the Cara Nome got its name from Rexall's line of cosmetics. After the Rexall tour the car was sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1942, becoming their car #1203. |
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The Toilet Goods Section. At center is the Cara Nome demonstration booth where "a Demonstrator spends a great part of the day showing women how to keep lovely." Images and quotes: Rexall Train Souvenir Folder |
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The Briten tooth paste section. "Cleans Hidden Angles Where Decay Danger Lurks".
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One exhibit of stationery, another about the development of the US Mail system.
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| School supplies and greeting cards. |  |
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| Calorex made insulated bottles, much like Thermos. |  |
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| "Grape Juice flowing from a bunch of grapes directly into a Ballardvale Bottle is the center of attention in the Pure Food and Candy Section." |  |
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| "The Candy exhibit. The Gales Packages are mounted on a wheel which revolves slowly behind the exhibit of Joan Manning Chocolates. Illustrated on the map are the many points in the world from which materials for the chocolates are gathered." |  |
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| "The $50,000 Chocolate Boy invites people to peer into the can and see the seven steps in the making of $50,000 Chocolate." |  |
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| The making of Maraschino cherries. |  |
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The making of Monreale Olive Oil. Images and quotes: Rexall Train Souvenir Folder |
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