Are you feeling like this?
Ice cased (moulting) Adelie penguins after a blizzard at Cape Denison, Antarctica, c.1912. Photograph by Frank Hurley. State Library of New South Wales, Australia.
Are you feeling like this?
Ice cased (moulting) Adelie penguins after a blizzard at Cape Denison, Antarctica, c.1912. Photograph by Frank Hurley. State Library of New South Wales, Australia.
We at Efficio wish you and yours a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year!
All female band performing at a New Year's celebration, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1969. Roy Erickson, photographer. Division of Library & Information Services, Florida Department of State.
Provide to your clients the three squares a day of the advertising world − frequency and consistency.
Schoolchildren line up for a free bowl of soup and a slice of bread during the Depression, 1934. Sam Hood, photographer. State Library of New South Wales, Australia.
Do you make sure your biggest fans get the best tickets?
Beatles fans with tickets at the Boston Garden,” DPLA Omeka, accessed May 6, 2014, http://dp.la/exhibitions/items/show/810684.
You might have too much baggage!
American women's jazz band, the Ingenues, Central Station, Sydney, late 1920's. Sam Hood, photographer. State Library of New South Wales, Australia.
Are you working hard to improve the health of your business?
Students exercising with dumbbells, Western High School, Washington, D.C., c.1899. Frances Benjamin Johnston, photographer. Library of Congress.
Display serious dedication at work.
Staff of the St. James Hotel, Red Wing, Minnesota, c.1890.
Are you a media sales cat?
"Cat posed with Mexican serape” is part of the Lawrence T. Jones III Texas Photographs collection, held by SMU’s DeGolyer Library.
Make sure there's nothing fishy about what you say you and your media sales organization can deliver.
Workers at the Goldish Fish Company in Duluth, Minnesota, going out on delivery, c.1920. Jewish HIstorical Society of the Upper Midwest.
Anheuser-Busch's Clydesdale connection to the Budweiser brand traces back to 1933 when August Busch Jr. surprised his father by having the majestic horses parade down a St. Louis street carrying beer to celebrate the end of Prohibition. This 1933 photo shows a six-horse hitch pulling a loaded wagon with the St. Louis stables in the background. (Anheuser-Busch)
