The Optimist's Creed Print (Mayflower Donuts Original Verse) 1939

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The Optimist's Creed Print (Mayflower Donuts Original Verse) 1939The Optimists Creed has been cheering up people for more than a hundred years and we are proud to play our part in keeping it in the public eye. This cheerful message was first published in the New York Sun newspaper in 1904. In 1929, a restaurant in Charleston, West Virginia, used the verse because it sold sinkers or donuts to customers in its coffee shop. In 1931 the verse was adopted by Adolph Levitt, an immigrant from Russia who invented the first

including Grauman's Egyptian Theater in Hollywood before opening The Tropics in 1936

What's going on behind those illuminated windows

In a career spanning eight decades

There was also full fountain service for ice cream

Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra were among the list of stars that performed here

This whimsical image of a king lobster sitting on its throne was used on menu covers in the 1950s

El Paso Street

Saskatchewan "solved your food problem" by delivering "to your door" in their "oven equipped delivery truck

is the crown jewel of the Golden Gate National Recreational Area and celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2013

The strapline reads "Manhattan Nite Life on Long Island

000 acres of grounds and had 1250 guest rooms and a 3

000 pieces of china an hour