Advertising and the man who won’t advertise
A morning routine is built entirely from advertised products from blanket to cigar. He reasons advertising doesn’t pay and insists to advertise it for sale if business isn’t good enough to advertise.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1923
Page
7
Why the Cost of Living Is High
An enduring farmer seeks the cause of rising consumer prices and questions the roles of a railway magnate a commission merchant a retailer a landlord and a politician. Each blames others while noting higher taxes and costs as drivers of the high cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
How to Concentrate for Success and Happiness
The text offers a three step guide to concentration. First select an object aligned with your desires and cultivate a deep passion. Second study and refine the object until it surpasses all prior knowledge. Third, pursue unremitting creative work that feels like play, focusing attention until obstacles disappear and success remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Luther Burbank
Agassiz
Anassiz
Steinnitz
Oy Almost Saved a Fall in the Scaffold Scene
Tim rushes to the scaffold and asks if Pat is hurt after a near fall. Pat groans that the fall was painful but he braked himself in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Pat
Lubbock Chosen as Site for Texas Technological College
Lubbock Texas named site for the new Texas Technological College after a board decision made Wednesday afternoon. The announcement followed a day of deliberations with 36 applicant towns and multiple sessions, noting Lubbock’s selection as the official site. Blue-fox farming in Alaska scales up with 146 farmers across regions listed by the USDA Biological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Texas Technological College
Texas
Texas Tech
Bock County
Ciallocation Nological College
Alaska
Prince William Sound
Cook Inlet
Kodiak-Afognak
Alaska Peninsula
Biological Survey of the
United States Department of Agriculture
Government crop insurance debate invites private route
A Department of Agriculture report endorses crop insurance but doubts a government agency role. It cites difficulty in setting uniform rates across regions and farms amid climate, disease, and pest variances, forecasting criticism of fairness. The document favors private insurers' data use and cautions against government over head, urging feasible non public delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Cane Sugar Industry in New Motion Pictures
The U S Department of Agriculture presents a one reel educational film Cane and Cane Sugar showing sugar production from planting to bagging. Made in Louisiana, it covers cultivation harvesting factory processes and final product. The Bureau of Chemistry and Plant Industry cooperated. prints may be loaned free with transport paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Deaf Agriculture
Louisiana
America
Bureau of Chemistry and Plant Industry
No title found in readable text
Independent Mary retorts to a bully noting their parents’ marriage by a justice of the peace and joking that their house noise suggests a wedding by the secretary of war, reflecting sharp street dialogue.
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Mary
Ras Tus Observed by Mrs Bradley in Curious Visit
Sallie the colored cook at the Bradley residence often hosted a gentleman caller. Mrs Bradley noted the man had peculiar traits and asked Sallie if he was a queer sort. Sallie affirmed with emphasis that he was indeed odd, adding that he would rather work than marry.
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Sallie
Such a Shock First Messenger Boy Reports Train Crash News
A messenger recalls delivering a harsh wire about a railway smash that injured many of the Kildey girl’s relatives. The girl stayed calmly, asking what comes next, while the second messenger notes she did not faint and questioned the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deave
Mule on Way to Virginia Chews Tag and Rope
A Missouri mule being shipped to a Virginia farmer chewed through its neck tag and rope during the journey. The incident alarmed a black brakeman who rushed to alert the conductor in the caboose, exclaiming in regional dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Virginia
Marie George
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