Image of an advertisement for the Century magazine March 1900 issue; interior view of a busy bar and restaurant in Paris, France, with people seated around a table eating and drinking, and a man standing at the bar talking to another man seated at a table.
Image of an advertisement for the Century magazine March 1900 issue; interior view of a busy bar and restaurant in Paris, France, with people seated around a table eating and drinking, and a man standing at the bar talking to another man seated at a table.
Image of a man sitting at a table eating sliced oranges with a fork; waiter delivers a drink in a glass on a tray; incomplete silver award ribbon next to company name.
Image of an elevated interior view of a busy restaurant counter in a train station with men in bowler and top hats frantically eating and drinking coffee and tea; a train conductor holds a pocket watch in the doorway and African-American waiters serve beverages from coffee urns labeled "The Great American Tea Co's Celebrated Sultana Coffee" and "Use the Great American Baking Powder"; portraits of United States presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are hung on the wall, and steam locomotives are visible through the open doorways; a sign on wall reads, "The Teas & Coffees used in this establishment are from the Great American Tea Co." and a sign on the door frame reads, "The bell rings 2 minutes before the train starts."
