Classified Advertising Rates and Payment Terms
The notice lists insertion rates for weekly and weekend ads, with durations from one month to twelve months. Rates include 10 for one month, 24 for six months, 16 for three months, and 40 for twelve months, plus a separate whole column rate of 315 for one month, 540 for six months, 25 for three months, and 60 for one year. It states all transient advertisements must be prepaid and job work must be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
RAD Ware Narintear
Thur Day Garden Seeds Offer Details
Advertisement notes sale of landreth's garden seeds and various food items at Thrall and Mumford's. Mentions figs from thistles and a few cans of sour kraut with options like Niagara or butterless solid meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landreth
Thrall & Mumford’s
Thrall & Mumford's
California
Michigan
Thrall & Mumford
Rex
Graham Food
Tom Darcy's redemptive turn restores a working life
A tale set in a factory town follows Tom Darcy, fallen foreman, who drifts into drink to support his wife Ell en and two children. A chance barroom revelation prompts repentance, return to the Scott Fall Manufacturing Company, and a renewed family life. Tom wins back trust, reclaims his old position, and forgives Peter Tindar while cherishing Ellen and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Darcy
Tom
Scott Fall Manufacturing Company
Peter
Tor
Peter Tindar
Ellen Goss
Mrs. Tindar
Betsy
Ronse
Ellen
Peter Tiodar
Saul
Tarsus
Mr. Scott
Millen Darcy
Nellie
A Family Episode Unfolds Over Blue Dress and Orphan Gift
A husband covertly plans a charity basket for an orphan asylum to fulfill his wife’s wish for a blue bunting dress. His careful ruse collapses when the basket reveals a collection of food and a bottle marked Good for Little Children, prompting a tense exchange and a grim mood at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Jefferson Avenue
Orphan Asylum
Mary
Tom
When to Use Gestures in Elocution Lessons
A Golden Hale writer rebukes overdone style and notes a French girl's failed attempts to gesture. After tying her hands, she learns restraint improves delivery and that vehemence should arise only when inevitable. The piece ends noting about 2,000 postal cards mailed daily without addresses.
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France
Madam Clarion
The Country Press Explains The Value Of Local Newspapers
Local editorials praise country papers as vital to town growth and identity. They argue advertising, industry, and enterprise in weekly issues reflect a town’s character and progress more than distant city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Omens and a Frenchman in a tale of marriage and myth
The piece recounts traditional beliefs in marriage omens from India with a hunter’s caution, then shifts to a Frenchman dismissing miracles after a vanished friend. It includes notes on nautical sounding weights, wire and rope sinkers, and a comparison of telegraph lines between Philadelphia and New York, totaling 110 wires.
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Philadelphia
New York
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the Register
Co. W. Slater
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Ron Delivery
New Ads
Wok
The
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
Clark's
Chicago
Beauty of
Nebron
Bliss Trumph
Burbank’s
Dunmore’s
Ohio
Vermont
Borders
Thrall & Mumford 'S
West Virginia
Jerl
AL Thrall & Mumford's
Thrall & Mumpford’s
FF. Owen
H. P. Owen
E.F. Owen &Co
New Harmony
Indiana
John Kilbinger
Tavern Street
Main
Nuw Harmony
Ind
Henry Brown
Mhi
Carlyle
Winnemucca
Table Mountain
San Francisco
George
Adam
Hhis
Maggie
Sallie
Jennie
Annie
Miss B
Miss D
Baroum
Old Maida
Paul
Tress
Credit Mobilier
Dolman
Thorn Papers
Marris
Marria
India
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