Let Us All Resolve To Do Something Big This Year
A civic exhortation urges citizens to work together for a prosperous year. It promotes national pride and collective effort to improve communities, highlighting opportunities and the benefits of a strong home life and shared prosperity.
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Home Sweet Home
Outlook for 1920 Promising Yet Unsettled
The year 1920 is seen as a transition from war to peacetime production with demand outstripping supply. If demand and production rise together, the U S could enter the most productive era yet, despite labor, fuel, and readjustment woes. Bank clearings and November sales show strong gains, with agriculture poised for heavy buying. Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska lead while several southern and western states lag. Building shortages loom for homes and factories, with 1920 expected to surpass this year’s totals. advertising costs rise but space remains a bargain for early planners.
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United States
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Wild-Eyed Bolshevists and the World Is Not Mad
Robert Toole argues in a calm, steady tone that publics labeled wild-eyed are not insane during crisis. He urges patience, collective effort, and cool heads to quell upheaval as rulers fall and society seeks peace and progress.
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Robert Toole
The Soft Answer and Two-Way Talks for Better Deals
Milton J. Wanamaker advises advertising associates to seek agreement with argumentative customers. The approach aims to reduce quarrels and build lasting relationships by finding common ground during conversations.
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Milton J. Wanamaker
Advertising Asociate
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