Why Maude Lost
The verse recounts Maude Muller selling hay to advertise before a rich old judge who winks at her. She misses the wink and loses the judge, lamenting that her ad was good but she lacked the pep. The piece ends by directing readers to see The Advocate for printing.
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Maude Muller
Maude
Notable General Winn Visits City Between Trains
Gen Frank L Winn en route to New York paused here last Thursday evening to see relatives, then remaining in command at Governor's Island. A Winchester native raised in Mason County, he entered West Point in 1882 and served in the Sioux war, Santiago campaign, Cuba occupation, Philippine service, and Pershing’s expedition. He trained forces for WWI and led the 89th Division to France before serving in Germany with the Army of Occupation.
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Frank L. Winn
New York
Winn
Governor’s Island
New York Bay
General Winn
Winchester
Mason County
West Point
Henry T. Allen
Santiago
Cuba
Phillippine Islands
Pershing
Mexico
Villa
France
Germany
How Shall a Retail Dealer Advertise
Seth Brown argues advertising should reflect the dealer’s own voice and method. He cites Irish store owner O’Brien as a model and urges regular, clan-driven copy written with clerks, teamwork, and genuine selling points. Ads must serve customers, show convictions, and prove sales gains through measured results.
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O’brien
Trish
Havin
Seace
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