Salesmanship on Paper Boosts Store Profits in Ad Campaigns
A dense regional discourse argues that strong newspaper advertising drives customer demand. It praises salesmanlike copy and premium space in local papers, citing industry figures and case anecdotes to claim low-cost, high-impact returns for retailers investing in targeted ads and illustrative inserts.
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Locw
Lila Lighta
Wighgrade
Dex
Costa
Wimself
Josses
Kel
Citomor
Henet
Tha Sania Mons
Ateraglive
Sven
Joan
Himmelf
Murdered in Chicago a grim tally of suicides and poisonings
The article reports 168 murders in Chicago this year with no hangings yet. It attributes a large share to white collar gangs and details methods of suicide and poisoning used by lone offenders, listing numbers for various means and noting many victims involved narcotics and alcohol.
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Hanige Luis
Polkoning
President Yat Sen Leaves Shanghai for Nanking Inaugural Prep
Shanghai dispatch says Sin Yat Sen, newly elected Chinese president, travels to Nanking to confer with regional delegation on restoring the Ming era capital. Heirloom plans for a central government with a popular parliament, each province to appoint its governor, and naval forces to be parliament controlled.
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Shanghai
Sin Yat Sen
Rapwhile
Nanking
Ching
Hyen
Ariy
Navy
Manes
Parlamiant
My Own Shall Cowe to Me Poem Verse of Faith and Harvest
Editor Keowee Caurier presents a clumsy 1814 period poem from Mrs. TE Guntralt of Tennessee. The verse expresses quiet trust in divine providence, eternal rest, and a golden harvest to be reaped from faithful sowing, with imagery of wings and peace beyond understanding.
Death sentence for Johann Gaitky in Bavarian murder case
In Zaprot near Danaule Johann Gaitky age 45 was sentenced to death for the murder of Brau von Laszewska the 28 year old mother in law to be. He claimed independant means and that he married the daughter after the funeral. He admitted greasing the stairs to cause a fall and attacking her with a lie preserver. The court imposed death civil rights loss and costs.
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Judgiage
Jan von Laszawska
Stephanie
Fray von Laszewska
Galtke
Mraw von Laszewska
Pvtrod Laszewska
Ourang Mining
Execution of Sal Sundiin in North Carolina
The article reports the execution of M. Sundin by electricity for the murder of his wife, noting he was the second white man executed in the state. It describes his defiant statements to the court and governor, his plea to his wife, and the unsuccessful escape attempts during the crime.
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Hla
Presenuy Hin
Dean
Rabbely Nooo
Bee 2
North Carolin
Mundo Wilk
M. Sindiin
Wimpion
Minder
Pete Alty
Juhe Sandhin
Isorts
City as moral center in Christian thought voices
Sermons by Henry Drummond George Matheson and Phillips Brooks emphasize cities as strategic sites for Christian renewal. They urge building virtuous urban centers to shape towns villages and nations, arguing charity love and virtue outpace material towers.
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Henry Drummond
Cider A Dead Drink At Western Conference Meeting
A severe, garbled note discusses cider praised by Dr. John Beale in 1657 as a strong, lasting wine, with commentary on its age and deception. It shifts to a Victorian advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming universal efficacy and offering a $100 reward for a cure, with mail-order details.
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John Beale
Royal Society
Ely
West Country
Somerset
Bryan Declines Comment On Presidential Candidacy
In Tampa Florida Col. William Jennings Bryan arrives with Mrs Bryan and refrains from discussing the possible 1904 Democratic nomination. He notes no conclusion on becoming a candidate while addressing questions about the Progressive wing's Ohio action and Congressman Taft’s remarks framing him as the party’s natural progressive choice.
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Tampa
Wla
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Mhuradny
Rom Thayaria
Mra
Tatil
Law
Bryan
Progresaire Demoacrata
Husband’s blood saves wife in Ohio transfusion
In Columbus Ohio a blood transfusion from husband Harry L Brown to his wife Mrs Brown saved her life after abdominal hemorrhages. The operation, performed successfully, followed her collapse and showed revival within ten minutes as blood was pumped from his arm into hers. Brown, a contractor, volunteered the vein and the transfusion was completed with a Y-tube setup.
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Cohmbus
Ohio
Harry L. Brown
Brown
Horn
Hood
Taxpayers urged to file personal tax returns in readership drive
The county auditor announces open offices from January 1 to February 6 for personal tax returns. All able bodied persons 21 or older must file, list real estate transfers since last return, and declare new buildings. Returns accepted 10 am to 3 pm at multiple towns with dates in January and February 1919.
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Dellignents
Mik
Priendahip
Priday
Tokeena
Gross Roads
Westhilnster
Jin
Adama
Growalng
Clemson College
Seneca
Thiuraday
Nna
Wesland
Tuenday
Clark's
Silvia
Jareday
Little River
Yugaloo Academy
Bobs Viary
Madison
W. Grubba
Oronoo County
Foley's Kidney Pills promote kidney health and relief
Foley's Kidney Pills are advertised to cure backache and renal irregularities, strengthen kidneys, rebuild worn tissues, and remove excess acidity causing rheumatism. The claim includes prevention of Bright's disease and drops, with restoration of health and strength.
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Bright
Dias Bates
Belvo
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Zimowrman Co
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Canal
Blgelfy
Redweed Faewintiles
Ikoys
Syades Press Association of
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American Grocery Trade Press
Tea and Coffee ‘Trade Journal
New York
Journal
Wister Hive
Keawee Courier
Washington Star
Thel Birk
Apting
Raven
Zimmenrman
Wang
Vas
Chileno Cerin
Saleh
Keowee Caurier
TE Guntralt
Taiasee
Sondsing
Mother An-Law
Sundin
George Matheson
Isles
Maine
Phillips Brooks
oFrite
Standard Oil Company
Sloan
Mia
Julia Thomas
Jackson
Cal
Martin J. Tunis
10Th Ave
Paterson
Wiles
Cin
Scieice
Hall
Dillding
Addigan— FT
Ghepay & Go
Foley
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