Free trial offer for rupture device ad copy
An advertisement promises a free 80 day trial of a rupture aid with no expense. It claims wearers will be cured and urges recipients to send their names to EASYHOLD O at 1743 Koch Building in Kansas City Missouri. The copy stresses doctor approval and urges sharing with ruptured friends.
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Advertising notice on rate per inch and placement terms
A fragmented ad notice states rate of 2.00 dollars per inch for copy and mentions prior approval before insertion. It indicates advertisements will be run when ordered and addressed to a business postion, using terse, unclear language typical of a classified ad.
Fragmented 1936 census and world news mosaic
Readable fragments discuss 1936 census population shifts and a Westernward center of gravity, plus economic critiques of labor costs and consumer prices. It references Baltimore American, European tourism gains, and political figures, hinting at global tensions and social debate.
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