Careful Advertising for Small Advertisers in Newspapers
A discussion notes that daily newspapers are the best medium for small advertisers. It argues many schemes from solicitors fail to deliver value, ad copy is cheap, but results depend on compelling, correctly placed copy rather than volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Lo Brean
Dulkisvid League
Keulay Nicotine
Wwerw
Lay
Take
Neney
Jae
Jay
Eliwiy Basil
Small Adverts and Signboards in Vintage Market Talk
The piece argues advertisers should mix methods beyond costly painted signs to reach customers. It urges steady effort over one shock tactic and warns against overreliance on any single method, noting readers respond to clear prices and local notice in stores and shows. It emphasizes using multiple channels to maximize impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahaak
Brent
Educational Lantern Slides Sent by Kansas U Extension
The University of Kansas Extension Department will send fifteen travel sets of magic lantern slides to Kansas high schools this week. The shows cover Caesar, Helvetia, Pests of Kansas, a history of chemistry, William Tell, Ober Ambergad Passion, and scenes from Rome. No charge for self arrangements. contact extension division for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Extension Department
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ceomtanis
Tis
Taft Meets Wilson Two Candidates Shake Hands and Talk Campaign
Boston September 27 President Taft and Woodrow Wilson met for the first time since the campaign began at a Boston hotel. They exchanged greetings, shook hands, and spoke briefly about the race. Governor Foss of Massachusetts, who helped arrange the meeting, escorted Wilson to the president’s table and the two discussed the campaign and health of supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Woodrow Wilson
Trey
Tio
Foss
Maassimusetts
Hanes
Chamners
Conmleres
Wilson
Sted
Pend
Kodier
Ross
Lt Green
New Jersey
Iris Yoier
Jan Tiny
Beverly
Termir Wilson
Hostan Pastorraywy
Sean
Ngosevell
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertising snippet touts Pupe's Diapepsin as a universal digestive regulator. It claims gas sourness and indigestion vanish on contact, with claims of rapid relief, harmlessness, and a money-back guarantee. It urges households to keep the remedy for upset stomachs day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Democratic Campaign Fund Nears 300000 In Growth
New York September 2 Financial reports show nearly $300000 in contributions to date for the Wilson and Marshall campaign with about $12000 expended. The national finance committee notes urgency for at least $10000 more to meet advertising expenses to close of the campaign. Various states credited with donors include Pennsylvania Massachusetts New York and Wisconsin. Several named individuals listed among contributors and supporters. Local notices mention health advice and social visits with residents from Lecompton Kansas Williamstown Laura View and Lake View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
New York
WMO
Joreenthgh
Dettie National Finance Committee
Boon
Ataiou
Wilson
Uoe
Supreme Court
Daniel We
Sameel Wintermyer
David W.liew
Mat
Aneaur T
Hair Color Restore Promise In Older Man Ad
Historical ad promotes Wyeth Save End Sure Hair Reimers claiming to restore natural color and vigor. It touts a scalp tonic blend with sulfur and other remedies to repair split ends dandruff and thinning hair. The pitch guarantees money back if not as represented and invites readers to try the product via druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Aris
Wyeth
Sigma Nu pledges Marvin Hall of McPherson Kansas
Sigma Nu fraternity pledges Marvin Hall of McPherson Kansas. Freshman frolic scheduled for tomorrow evening in Robinson Gym with a jacioim event and social activities to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu
Marvin Hall
McPherson
Kansas
Evertuy
Robinson Gym
Juasiom
Beta Theta Pi pledges Herbert Kane of Springer NM
An advertisement-like piece promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and related nasal symptoms. It touts quick head clearing and reduced nose discharge, claiming a 50 cent bottle cures even severe cases and urges purchase from a local dealer. It lists fraternity pledges and sorority extents with dubious medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi
Herbert Kane
Springer, New Mexico
Alpha Delta Phi Sorority
Ely
Informal Evening Hosts Mathematics Faculty at 1644 New Hampshire
A noon and evening schedule of campus social events is described. Prof and Mrs John Nlean der Vines hosted an informal gathering for members and wives of the mathematics department at their home on 1644 New Hampshire Street. The Phi Beta Phi and related sororities hosted parties and bridge events, with various members and guests noted among the attendees. Local students and faculty are reported in a long, fragmentary social column detailing visits, travel, and upcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nleander Vines
Ropelogy Chypist Hospital News Noted
Mrs WL Lash rows from Ropelogy after Chypist’s hospital stay. BTR Bukin signed from Laraviie. Tre Bap spent three weeks after. Mrs Fr E Anderson, husband county state attorney, graduates WW GL. Mrs Bukmin-Lister spent two months on Park I fie coast. She cured of diarrhora by Chinese cholera remedy, Af. FE. Gebhardt notes. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Lash
Ropelogy
Chypist’s Hospital
Btr Buekmin
Laraviie
Tre Bap
Fr. E. Anderson
New County
Sttatney
Laravie
Buekmin- Lister
Park i Fie
Chinnhérlain
Gebhardt
Big Business Inevitable Says Speech on Development
A garbled report claims a speaker argues business growth is inevitable and linked to developing conditions. The piece references economic processes and the inevitability of enterprise expansion amid shifting environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai Amy Strh
Ieee
Local Residents Send Notices of Visits and Travel
W I Moore resident Pu iv near Trenton writes of friends and kin. Mrs ED Sullivan spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs J Richmond visited Papeka briefly. Mr Bell and William Shinter returned from Lawrence. S Henderson and daughter Ten returned to Beinswick after visiting Mrs Bell Gowell. Luther N Lewis visited Kansas City. EL Doilson of Kansas City returned home today. Lillie Ru borne and AL Wy Rule spent the day in Endura. Mrs Platt of San Antonio left for her home. J Bo Stubbs spent the day in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gabriel
Kora
Lawson
Russell
Kansas
Nellie Davis
Frances “Davis
Audora
Neil Donnelly
Kansas City
Nellie Beatty
Otheada City
Fitch
Wala
King City
F Donaldson
A. W. Webb
Phelps
Bava Phelps
Nora Phelps
Topeka
Topek
UK “Urary
George Leiholtz
Endora
Lawrence
Nelson’ Piper and Son
Lee
Wellsville
Uarry Green
Ballwin
Minnie Cowles
Wintland
Reavles
Uolimain
Over Wrack
Hel
Walker
Hotchinson
J. S. Rankin
Bo Shumway
Denver
Colorado
Loi. Wilder
Tiese Nal
Tinsostown
Wwlla
Lawrence Westereigy
Ye Weindel
Manhattan
Kan
Lil
Lawrerm AL Diieger
Fairska
Tellottt
Henne
L. Lamb
Toiay
Gitteaun
W. I. Moore
Trenton
Etter
ED. Sullivan
J. Richmond
J. Bo Stubbs
Inksas City
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A. S
Eos
Breal
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Cereal Co
the. Daily
Wiilson
Charleston
South Carolina
Dick Brothers
Watkins National Bank
Massachusetts
Quincy Streets
J. B. Watkins
C. A. Hill
E. A.tucker
WE. Hazen
J. House
J.C. Moore
Lawrence National Bank
Jonathan and
Grimes
Golden Applies
Wm. F. Helm.Com
Mass. St
Taft
Peter Johos
Rush County
Jobes
Selton
Siea
Ness
Ford
Bat
Heleeman
Pune
Beloit
Dodge City
Sevferd Lamotor
Chamberlain
AL Whippell
Lecompton
Clyde
Himier
Williamstown
Louise Steinbringy
Helen
Lake View
Martin
EU Millon
Phi Appa Pst Fraternity
Ralph DP. Sproul
Wrenee
Ani Leland Thompson
Marion
Tilard
Scott Soverity
Darice
Ht Omer
Keke “S
Pi Phi
PE Phi
Perkins
Rarick Anne Sater
Tiday
G. Duniagy
Alex Wotmere
Washington
Aho
Dorens Society
M Mitchell
Harshberger
Ign
Miss Mitchell
Dav Iatta Éarh
Resinal Chem
Baltimore
Bowersock Theater
Bowersock Theatre
Call Bell
Cora Reynolds
Vermont Street
Lawrence Waterco
Lawrence Grain & Produce Co
Park
Hetzel
Chas. Elwell Lecy -Freas
Wheelesale
Pendleton’s
Penna
Wilder Bros Shirt
Parker
Watermas
Sterling
Boyles
Street Motor Car CO
Babb
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