The Evolution of Retail Advertising in Local Trade
A Rochester column reviews shifts in local retail publicity from cut services to syndicated advertising. It notes previous missteps such as comic engravings and weak local writers, praising national style, artist quality, and paid expert campaigns. The piece highlights cost efficiency, widespread use, and promises greater newspaper value and merchant profits.
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Rochester N
Clint
Jalvis Schneider
Chicago
Schneider
Heward
John
United States
Canada
Rexall Rex Orderlies Promise Relief or Your Money Back
A Marshfield Wisconsin Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if they fail to provide immediate relief from constipation. The ad touts tolerable action, mild regulation of bowel muscles, and suitability for children and the elderly. Three sizes priced 10, 25, and 30 cents.
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Ourret
Rexall
Rex Orderllea
R. J. Strauss
Marshfield
Wis
Monty Fast
Hoymin
Willy
Courtship and health remedies in old publication
Courtship after marriage is described, noting the lover and sweetheart in the wife. Lame Shoulder is attributed to Theumatism of muscles and is said to quickly yield to Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by All Dealers.
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Chamberlain
Hearst backs Champ Clark for president in 1912
William Randolph Hearst urges California Democrats to support Champ Clark for president, arguing Clark led Democratic victories in Congress and would unite the party nationwide. The telegram from Benner is cited as broad support for Clark and progressive principles as essential to Democratic success.
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William R. Benner
Clark
California
Uign
New York
M. P
Tarpei
San Francisco
Clirk
Clark Hos
Democratic Party
Deal
Democratic Porplese
Democratic Principlce
Progressive Party of the Nation
Democrata
Champ Clark
United States
William Randolph Hearst
Clark Leading the Race in Presidential Scoop
Washington March 18 Clark holds sixty delegates pledged for the Baltimore convention and appears to lead the presidential race. Wilson fades in importance as Clark gains momentum, with Wisconsin Arkansas and Illinois likely to rally to his banner. Taft had predicted Clark as the opposing candidate, signaling a changing political outlook.
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Washington
Kunsug
Champ Clark
King
Capitol
Professor Wilson
Trotesso
Wilson Lastan
Vandl- Watey
Arkansas
Taft
Mr Clark
Clark Leads in Iowa Delegates Expects Clark to Carry State
Des Plaines reports that seventy nine Democratic delegates have been elected to the state convention. Clark holds sixty five while Professor Wilson has fourteen. The split suggests Clark will likely win Iowa and Wisconsin, with Illinois voting April 19 and favoring Char amid party unity.
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Ofico
Adler Block
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M.D. Onice
Dr. Lathrop
Omice
Edwards
Vo. Owen Marshfield State Bank
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Ofice In Armany
West God Street
Poad
Lind
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Flint National Bank
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Sexton
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Business
Hearst
Champ Glark
Room of Missourian
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Sexton Brothers
Iowa
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Minneapolis
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Oregon, Idaho
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Portland
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Grand Lodge
Order of Elia
Seattle
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National Electric Bai'n
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Los Angeles
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SOO Line
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Opera House
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