Which famous Depression-era advertising slogan was created in 1931 and emphasized the affordability of its product with a price point in its catchphrase?

During the Great Depression (1929-1939), companies faced unprecedented challenges in marketing their products to cash-strapped consumers. Many brands created memorable slogans that acknowledged economic hardship while offering affordable solutions or small comforts. These Depression-era advertising campaigns not only helped companies survive the economic downturn but also shaped modern marketing strategies. Test your knowledge of these historic advertising slogans that emerged during one of America's most challenging periods.

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• Kellogg's: "The greatest name in cereals"
• Coca-Cola: "The pause that refreshes"
• Mars: "A Mars a day helps you work, rest and play"
• Gillette: "Look sharp! Feel sharp! Be sharp! Gillette Blue Blades — 10 for 25¢"

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