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This document outlines a lesson plan about advertising, past and present. It discusses investigating untold stories from 19th century New England through primary sources. The plan examines advertising techniques from the past by providing examples of advertisements from the late 19th century promoting products like home appliances, ginger ale, steam engines, and oil lamps. Images of vintage advertisements are included for students to analyze different advertising strategies over time.
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