Advertising and wealth in early 20th century notes
A column on advertising as a medium of exchange emphasizes truth in advertising as a force for demand. It includes references to Henry Ford, the Four Hundred wealth class, and a 167 acre Texas land description near Junction, plus a remark on Ford’s rise in the Billion Dollar Circle via a modest Tin Lizzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
International Typographical Journal
United States
Ford
Free
Brave
The Paranoiac by Wesley Peacock
The paranoiac lacks public sympathy in murder trials and is mistaken by juries due to hallucinations and delusions. It discusses his belief in his own correctness, the need for treatment, and contrasts hallucinations with delusions. A Texas silver production note from 1925 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Peacock
Petit Jury
Lyman
Mark Twain
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. R. Waite
C. I. Putnam
The
Washington D. C. Times
Kimble County
Texas
Junction
T. C. Railway
M. L. Graham
Hickman Apartments
Ft. Worth
Brady Hi
Schreiner Hi
Hazelwood Laundry
Kerrville Sanitarium Hospital
Dr. Secor’s Hospital
Phillip Luthringer
Roosevelt
Chey
Shane
Wrigley
Leto
Heyman Drug Store
Bissett’s
F. S. Bissett
Junction, Texas
G. H. Kincaid
Rawson’s Drug Store
St. Charles Hotel
Kerrville, Texas
the Baker Dairy
H. I. Taylor Manager
Horace E. Wilson
U. S
West Side Court House Square
H. E. Luehrs, M. D
Kerrville
Nagel
Hotel Eae
Hankins Drug CO
Ness