Advertising and press bound in common cause
A collection of editorial observations on advertising, publicity, and the press. It argues advertising is essential for success, notes editors defend truth while the press and pulpit shape public virtue, and highlights a Marietta Journal remark urging readers to value their local paper as a financial asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Yellow Jack
Harold and the Prayer Through Sleep and Mischief
A bedtime scene with Harold the 5 year old son of a Dayton Ky pastor is interrupted by sleep as his mother urges thanks to God and care for the hungry, while a Petersburg club of the Enemies of Flirting forms and enforces fines. The piece notes US pin production and a Wright machine transforming pinmaking. Some text hints at drill-field cottages becoming armories for boys.
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Harold
Dayton
Lippinecott
Jesus
Papa
St. Petersburg
Ernbat
Kamennostronyski Prospect
Elub
St. Petersbureg
Siberia
United States
L. W. Wright
North Georgia Agricultural College Admission Appeal
The college promotes itself as tuition free with board and cheap living costs, praising climate, healthful surroundings, strict discipline, and high scholarship. It claims a state oratory championship and a distinguished cadet corps led by a West Point graduate, inviting inquiries to Dr. B S Avis, President, Dahlonega, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Georgia Agricultural College
West Point
B.S. Avis
Dahloners
Lizards Rain Down in Severe Hazelton Storm
In Hazelton Pennsylvania a thunderstorm dropped inch long lizards during heavy rain and electrical weather. Locals view the strange event as ominous while residents recall odd fashion trends and a fatal incident in Baltimore where Matthew Queen died after ingesting buckshot to stop a supposed lung distress.
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Hazelton
Matthew Queen
Baltimore
Matthew
Queen
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Hope For Aged Hearts
A testimonial from J L Suaugher of Salem Virginia claims Dr Miles Heart Cure restored his health after severe heart disease. The ad touts the product as a cure and blood tonic, urging readers to request a free book and buy the first bottle from all druggists.
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Miles
Lexington
T. A. Kirby
Roanoke
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James Smith
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W. Va
R. A. Cray
J.P
Oakville
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C.H. Jones
Nu@awr
Justice’s Court
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Dallonega
Apietar
Lamereens College
Macon
America
Masonic Hall
Bruce
Gen Manage
the People's Pape
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Anta News
Qdanky
Ess3an Wear
SU To. Y
John ‘Temple
Charles Daniellie
Nugcet Ore