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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1924
Page
2
An OCR snippet lists ad rates and terms including per inch charges and minimums. It mentions permanent contracts and notices such as obituaries and thank you cards, with the general framework for classified advertising rates in a historical paper.
A Marion Star commentary argues advertising drives growth and fortune, citing figures from Wrigley to Ford and Campbell’s. It describes advertising as a science of selling that educates the public, sustains national business, and lifts sales through constant public presence.
John Smith declares advertising a profit making tool not philanthropy, noting his local experience mirrors national advertisers. He says small ad spend yields large receipts for selling foods, proving newspaper ads deliver high returns.
Abigail Adams and John Adams letters reveal a strong domestic and political lens from 1776. The Boston and Philadelphia exchanges show her peace longing and his critique of corruption, with vivid reminders of their duties, family, and the strain of wartime letters.
An oyster opener asserts he has opened sixty six million of the bivalves in his career. The claim highlights a remarkable tally across a long span of work, underscoring skill and stamina in the seafood industry.
Black and tan fox hound lost or stolen. collar name plate indicates contact Jim Wampler. Reward offered. Also hair weaving service advertised offering to make your hair into bob, switch or cornrow braid with contact phone 457 K3.
A complete bound book of 50 cross word puzzles priced at $1.35 postpaid includes a Venus pencil. The ad promises educational value, vocabulary growth, and entertainment. It offers COD shipping, optional Series 1-2-8 for $4.00, and directs orders to DARWAL CORP in New York City.
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