A small (about 4.75" x 3.25") advertisement, printed on stiff paper, for Hoyt's German Cologne, "for sale by Hooper, Druggist, Washington St., Hydes Block, Newton, Mass." One side has a color image of two smiling girls touching a giant bottle of cologne; the other side contains text advertising the perfume. Charles O. Cooper owned an apothecary in Hyde's Block in the village of Newton (now Newton Corner) beginning in 1883.
