Marketing Cotton and the South's Market Strategy
The Atlanta Constitution urges Georgia and Southern cotton growers to hold back supplies and sell sparingly to meet actual demand, arguing that coordinated marketing can deter bears and secure better prices. It warns that rushing cotton to market risks a drop in prices and millions in losses, calling on farmers to act in self interest to control the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Georgia
Devoe Paint Ad and Political Opinion Letter
A letter criticizes inferior paints and promotes Devoe as superior full strength paint. It also quotes support for William Jennings Bryan and discusses railroad ownership debates and political viewpoints, mentioning A Hanson of Merita h and sending copies of the Record and Dallas News to relatives.
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Devoe
A. Hanson
Route 2
Meritah
Dallas News
Swan Hanson
Decorah
Lowa
Disturbance at Temple Revival Meet Ends in Police Involvement
At a South Temple revival led by Apostolic faith members, a city woman of another faith spoke against the preacher. When silencing attempts failed a young man intervened, triggering a disturbance. Police escorted all involved to the mayor to explain the trouble.
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Show Bros
Electric Bitters Restores Girl Like Youth at 70
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports twenty years of suffering from dyspepsia ended six months after starting Electric Bitters which she says restored strength and vitality of youth. The tonic purifies blood aids stomach liver and kidneys and fights malaria biliousness and weakness. Price 50 cents. guaranteed by Price Mitchell druggists.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Price & Mitchell
Bullard’s Horehound Syrup Praised by Mobile Merchants
A Mobile merchant touts Bullard’s Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs and pulmonic diseases. The ad notes long market presence and recommends the product, claiming five years without winter coughs and crediting the syrup with saving children from illnesses.
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Ballard
Mobile
Ala
Bullard
Price & Mitchell
When a Lie Is Excusable
Henry Waldorf Francis in the Pacific Monthly argues that a lie is justified in many social situations. Examples include questions about salary, vacation, lovers, clothing, or a woman's appearance, especially when truth would cause embarrassment.
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Henry Waldorf Francis
The
Pacific Monthly
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for quick relief
Tekonsaa, Michigan resident G. J. Welch says his family uses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin injuries and finds it perfect. The salve is advertised as the best healing salve with standard price at West Price and Mitchell’s store.
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G. J. Welch
Tekonsaa
Mich
Price & Mitchell
CIA
Home allegiance as a bulwark of nations and citizenship
A call to pride in one's home community and active support of local improvement. The message urges residents to invest in and advertise their town, support local commerce, and stay loyal to their community even when faced with disappointment. It advocates positive belonging over complaint and urges personal effort to benefit the locality.
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Earth
Local salesman plans to make town his future home
International Harvester Co. collector Kk. LB. Patterson visited for several days and wrote his wife they would make the town their future home. He noted traveling salesmen prefer living in a lively town.
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Patterson
International Harvester Co
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