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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
4
The advertisement touts a wagon with automobile-style ball bearings and grease cups on each wheel for speed and durability. It highlights steel bolsters instead of wood, promises leakage protection, and invites new subscribers in Atlanta to visit the Constitution office or mail in a coupon to win one.
A historical recruitment notice explains a six month subscription program for The Daily and Sunday Constitution. It details new subscriber requirements, dealer approvals, out of town delivery, and payment handling with $5 per six month subscription for mail orders.
The article describes two working plans for subscriptions. In Atlanta, delivery orders are presented to the city circulation department for verification, a process that may take six days or more before wagon delivery. Out-of-town dealers accept the same terms, with the Constitution reserving the right to reject orders that are not new or from financially unable buyers.
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