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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
4
Article compiles Tips on effective year round advertising and credible brand building. Mentions Capt J M Elliott of Southern Car and Foundry Co in Alabama and discusses weekend reads including a Christian Endeavor convention tale and a puzzled child spelling devil.
The speaker outlines a plan to reach the pole by traveling as far north as season permits and waiting for a favorable ice period. He estimates a ten year limit and $200000 needed, noting four years of personal expenditure near $100000. Weather and ice conditions, not funding, have hindered exploration.
An article warns against mercuryated remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Care by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a mercury free internal treatment. It advertises testimonials and 75 cent bottles and urges buying genuine products from doctors and druggists.
An advertisement touts Clifton flour from Ansford Mills in Kentucky as superior in whiteness purity and nutrition. It argues Clifton costs less than rival high grade flours while delivering quality, urging careful consideration by housekeepers. The note also mentions Dixie Hardware Co. for paint coverage.
A salesman urged to be honest sells fabrics by presenting truth from one end. He first shows calico touted as silk and is rejected, then presents silk made to imitate calico and shoppers buy it all. The anecdote warns about how framing truth affects judgment.
A humorous exchange features Mrs Gabbie Kraft and Mrs Blazzy discussing marriage ages and phrases. A caster's holiday luncheon yields jokes about mispronounced words and family etiquette. The banter includes insistence on proper speech and a nod to social manners.
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