P. S. Be sure to visit KENTS
RESTAURANTS when you come to Atlantic City. They certainly have good
food in their modern restaurants— Uptown: Atlantic Ave. at N. Carolina Midtown: Pacific Ave. at Illinois; opp. P. O. Downtown: Atlantic Ave. opp. Union R.R. Station
P. S. Be sure to visit KENTS RESTAURANTS when you come to Atlantic City. They certainly have good food in their modern restaurants— Uptown: Atlantic Ave. at N. Carolina Midtown: Pacific Ave. at Illinois; opp. P. O. Downtown: Atlantic Ave. opp. Union R.R. Station
One of Washington's most unique cocktail lounges. A veritable pleasure ship, featuring superb entertainment and beverages in a realistic atmosphere of the sea.
"STOCKHOLM" is the Show Place in New Jersey. You will enjoy every minute here . . . famous Smorgasbord, Dinners, Orchestra and Dancing. Your friends will tell you more about it below.
The Old Heidelberg is nationally famed for its mellow drinking as well as for the excellence of the German cuisine — The rare, quaint beauty of true German atmosphere reflecdted by imported novelties, signboards, and attendants, sing out the song of yesteryears — A most delightful place to dine —
When you have eaten a SKYSCRAPER SANDWICH of your own design, this heroic epicurian feat entitles you to the privilege and courtesy of being called a BIG FRESSER.
WHILE you have one of Castagnola Bros. famous cocktails you view the great nets drying and the gaily painted fishing craft manned by Italians who go miles out in the Pacific to seek the city's sea food.
Here are two mid-1930s postcards advertising fancy fruit gift packages from Indian Rocks Fruits, Inc. and Rancho Margarita. Florida is a big citrus producing state, and the mid-1930s was a time when auto travel to Florida was increasing. Roadside shops sprang up along the highway where tourists could stop and buy fruit to eat and ship.
The prices seem absurdly low now, especially considering that they included shipping. The largest size in a wooden crate was 90 pounds and cost only $7.50 from Rancho Margarita.
The Orange Blossom Groves postcard below is a circa 1950 example of one of the shops. The first Orange Blossom Groves location was opened in 1946, and the one in Clearwater was opened three years later. This is now closed, as are most of the old Florida tourist-oriented roadside citrus attractions.
The Orange Shop shown in the video below opened in 1936 and is still in business. Their current "free shipping specials" of approximately 27 pounds. cost over $70.
Located on U.S. Highways 11 and 90 in suburban New Orleans, 5 Miles East of Canal St.
Widely known for its excellent cuisine, specializing in seafoods of all kinds, choice western steaks, and New Orleans fried chicken. Expertly mixed drinks served at untra modern bar. Home of the famous New Orleans "Poor Boy." Open 24 hours.
Located just one mile from the business center of Sarasota, Florasota gardens faces quaint Hudson Bayou overlooking magnificent Sarasota Bay. The streets and grounds are elegantly landscaped with luxuriant tropical palms, trees, shrubs, and flowers of untold varieties. A fresh water swimming pool fed by a continuous flow of artesian wells overlooks a tropical lagoon where white swans, geese, ducks, and unusual bird life abound.