Premium chart offered to Herald subscribers at one dollar
The Herald explains it does not push premium giving as a rule and offers a three page wall chart as a grand premium to all subscribers at one dollar per year. The chart, claimed to be the best premium in the state, is available to both old and new subscribers whose accounts are current. The combined value of the Herald and chart is presented as greater than the asking price.
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Wall Chart and Herald Offer for Panama Maps
This ad presents a 3 sheet wall chart 28 by 36 inches featuring Panama Canal scenes portraits of US presidents nation flags and coats of arms with maps of world state and US interest. It offers 50 cents per chart or 1 year of the Herald plus chart for $1.25 with metal top eyelets for hanging.
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Description of the New Three Page Wall Chart
A detailed account praises a new three page wall chart that integrates maps and data for easy use. It contrasts with an old two panel style, noting reversible maps with accessible information on front and back. The design aims for unmatched convenience and clarity.
Indexes and Lists of a State Railroads and Panama Canal History
A compact notice lists a complete index locating all towns in the state, a roll of railroads operating within the state, and a directory of express offices. It mentions city data across three census periods 1880 1900 and outlines the romantic history of the Panama Canal.
Ten Mercator-colored World Map and Missouri detail feature
This advertisement touts a deluxe Mercator-colored world map sheet with a new engraving, pendulous colors, and a big range of features. It includes national flags, portraits of rulers, and a Missouri state map with updated surveys and census data, plus town growth and congressional district outlines.
Herald ad invites trial subscription by phone
A fragmentary notice invites readers to call telephone 142 to subscribe to the Herald for a trial year, urging new customers to try the paper. The message emphasizes a personal phone call as the reservation method.
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