Lillian Eichler Watson

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American author and advertising copywriter

United States WritersLived 1901 to 1979 · aged 78

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Lillian Eichler Watson was an American advertising copywriter and author of bestselling books of etiquette. "A Chicken Salad, Please", was an immediate bestseller and was followed by several updated volumes and numerous other books.

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Eichler Watson's well-known 1921 ad, which she wrote for her own Book of Etiquette[4]

A young man (incorrectly) walks between two women on the street. A woman passerby stares back (also incorrectly) at his gaffe.

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Lillian Eichler Watson was an American advertising copywriter and author of bestselling books of etiquette. Her first Book of Etiquette, published in 1921 and for which she created the advertising campaign Again She Orders..."A Chicken Salad, Please", was an immediate bestseller and was followed by several updated volumes and numerous other books.

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