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These cigarette advertisements in conjunction with the cultural change that occurred for women in the United States during the 1920s, made cigarette consumption increasingly prevalent

However, the details behind the set are much more interesting

One motif illustrates the history of evolution by showing the transmutation of a watermelon into a coon. A sub-genre of lynching postcards also became popular, especially The Dogwood Tree, depicting five black bodies hanging from one tree in Sabine County, Texas on June 22, 1908 (see slide show below)

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