Businessman Promises Advantage to Secure Patronage
A businessman asserts that showing customers the advantage of his goods will ease securing their patronage. The claim emphasizes customer benefit as the key to attracting repeat buyers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
6
A businessman asserts that showing customers the advantage of his goods will ease securing their patronage. The claim emphasizes customer benefit as the key to attracting repeat buyers.
A letter from R M Wood editor of Brights Disease and Diabetes News praises the Fulton Compounds as the first cures for Bright's Disease and Diabetes. He claims a personal recovery from chronic Bright's Disease in six months and cites Dr A J Howe's recovery. The letter urges readers to request a pamphlet from Schmidt's Pharmacy as sole agents.
St Louis February 16 Far sighted politicians say the People’s party conference will draft a tentative platform for the Democratic National Convention to adopt. If the Democrats refuse to toe the line the populists threaten to run their own ticket. They back Bryan era silver and press for anti trust, inheritance tax, postal savings banks, government rail and telegraph ownership, abolition of tariff on trust products, and direct election of senators.
An early riser lifestyle claim promotes WeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver cleansing and tissue rebuilding remedy. The ad asserts easy action with no griping and guaranteed satisfactory results, credited to Bold by Tallman & Ca.
On the eve of the Chinese New Year the first real Chinese newspaper appears in New York's Chinatown. Financiers Lai Idek Yue Joe Chue and Jobo Chants, merchants in Pell alrow, hire Tong Chow as editor and import seven Chinese reporters from San Francisco. Tong Chew, from Yokohama, leads the staff. The issue features what look like sensational headlines, but readers say they are Far East war bulletins. The weekly paper may become daily if ads justify it.
Relief in one minute as the remedy claims to kill the microbe tickling the mucous membrane and loosen phlegm. It purports to heal inflamed parts, strengthen the lungs, and ward off pneumonia in all curable coughs colds and croup. Sold by Tallman & Co.
The Kansas State Temperance Union opened its annual convention in Topeka with enthusiastic sessions. Delegates from nearly every county attended, along with visiting temperance and anti saloon workers from Iowa, Nebraska and other states. The two day sessions continue.
Tomorrow evening a state temperance convention will meet to discuss the temperance problem in all phases, review past work of the state organization, and outline plans for the future. John G. Woolley of Chicago, former prohibition candidate for president, will address the gathering.
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy for indigestion promising rapid relief. It asserts the product digests and rebuilds the stomach, with testimonials of thousands cured and daily use, urging readers to try it through Tallman & Co.
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