Telegraph in Selling Promoted by Western Union Booklet
Western Union promotes telegraph use in sales with a booklet showing real telegrams driving orders. Examples include a shoe jobber, flour and coal firms, and an Olive Oil Company achieving substantial sales through brief, targeted messages. The firm distributes copies nationwide and notes other uses such as greetings and condolence telegrams, plus charitable money transfers at reduced rates for soldiers.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Philadelphia
United States
Ysis Sp
Telegraph Company
Soldier Boys
Gold production and stock in wartime economy analysis
The piece argues that after peace a gold outflow will occur as funds are repatriated. It notes U S gold production totals for 1915 and 1916 and a rise in national gold reserves from 1.887 to 3.089 billion dollars. It discusses gold as fixed in value, hard to control, and its role as credit, with Britain and colonies and the United States contributing large sums to world gold credit.
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United States
Great Britain
War time commerce warns against friction in trade
The message urges keeping commerce flowing amid war and stresses using judgment and discretion in all buying and selling. It notes that since August 1 1914 exports of explosives and firearms from the United States have totaled 1 312 125 420 dollars.
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United States
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the Telegraph
Arthur J. Duquaine
W., C. Ralston
San Francisco