Talks on Advertising
Charlies Austin Bates of New York speaks on advertising topics discussing trends, methods, and market insights in a public session.
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
1
Charlies Austin Bates of New York speaks on advertising topics discussing trends, methods, and market insights in a public session.
Report outlines F. M. Cooper and G. M. Cooper stake at Malachite Lead one mile from Howard station in Colorado. Surface test shows 575 pounds copper, four dollars gold and 1.20 silver per ton with wider pay streak deeper. Coopers and Freeman describe malachite, azurite and other ore, with ore shipments planned after repairs.
An 1900 community page lists Haken's Jewelry Store offers at 421 Main Street and a January 15 deadline. It notes C Cooper as organist and Bessie Veal as usher with Charles Alexander, plus a shooting incident involving Frank Snook. Charles N. Johnson organizes a YPCTU meeting in Pueblo and Moses W. Alexander dies aged 78, leaving children Archibald, Charles, Emma Kelso, Amelia Wilson, and Mattie the adopted daughter. community mourning and sympathy expressed.
The Baltimore American notes McKinley’s method for handling crowds at public events. He shakes hands with others by guiding their outstretched palm, offering a firm yet gentle grasp and a warm smile, ensuring a smooth, sincere exchange. The piece cites dramatic impressions of large crowds and public figures.
The article argues winter and cold are restorative for body function, countering summer heat. It claims cold stimulates circulation, improves digestion, and enhances nutrient transport, presenting cold exposure and cold-water immersion as healing aids and rejuvenation.
Retailers advertise deep discounts on suits and outerwear. The sale touts 20 percent off most men’s and boys’ Clothing, 25 percent off Searels, and up to 50 percent off heavy or odd coats vests and pants, claiming good material and serviceable stock.
Everything in this line to be sold at quick prices to make room for other things. Jackets, beavers reduced from 16.00 to 12.00. Styles and prices from 1.50 to 12.90. Scarfs limited in fur dept but pretty pieces remain. Most bought within two months. Latest plaids cheviots serges for odd waists and rainy day skirts in blues greys and browns at sale prices.
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