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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
Wrigley’s advertising philosophy fuels a gum empire
Wrigley explains building a multi million package a day business by consistent advertising. He spends over a million annually on newspaper space to promote 5 cent gum. He educated consumers to chew gum and to favor Wrigley’s and stresses perpetual promotion to prevent buyer forgetfulness.
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Wrigley
Wrigley’s
Patronize Your Home Town Merchant
A local advertising piece argues prosperity hinges on supporting in town trades. It emphasizes that dollars spent locally circulate through the community, fueling stores, services, and property values, and warns against sending money out of town. It urges residents to favor home merchants to nurture growth.
Industrious and Lazy in Advertising for a Country Store
A country town storekeeper confuses inactivity with advertising. He did little space buying and changed copy rarely, believing he advertised. The piece urges merchants to gain practical advertising knowledge and apply it, noting many workers neglect the essential department of merchandising.
Home Town Dollars Build Local Wealth And Fairness
The piece argues that keeping money in the town boosts wealth for all as residents buy locally while saving big purchases for mail order or distant catalogs. It urges mutual support for home merchants and smarter local spending to raise property value and community prosperity.
Voted Dry Lived Wet Congressman Faces Divorce
Michigan congressman Scott sues his wife in a highly publicized divorce action. She accuses him of hypocrisy for voting dry while living wet in Washington. She asserts he threatened to drag her through the mire as quarrels arose. The public wonders about lawmakers who keep the Volstead act intact amid calls for modification.
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Scott
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Washington
Roadside sign cites gas death tolls and hazards
A roadside sign in a western town reports that last year 4,076 people died of gas exposure 39 inhaled it 37 lit a match to it and 4,000 stepped on it. The figures frame a warning about gas dangers in a stark numeric display.
Hull Meets Coolidge Before Pan American Conference
Congressman William E. Hull of Peoria visited President Calvin Coolidge at Swampscott the summer White House. He plans to arrange a Sept. 2 audience for the American delegation to the Pan American highway conference in Buenos Aires and seeks support for action on the lakes to the gulf waterway.
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William E. Hull
Peoria
Calvin Coolidge
Swampscott
White House
Buenos Aires
Hull
Gulf Waerway
An Engineer’s View on Crossing Campaign
An engineer argues that drivers race trains at crossings for tiny time savings, risking death for passengers. He cites tests showing minimal time saved, notes near misses when drivers focus on one train, and urges respecting warning signals and safe crossing distances.
Appeal to drivers at railroad crossings urges caution
An appeal urges careful driving at railroad crossings. It warns that engineers constantly witness fatal outcomes and property damage from driver mistakes and asks motorists to stop after whistle warnings to prevent accidents.
Crossing Campaign Cooperation Aimed at Shared Care
A cautious appeal notes cooperation with him strengthens the Crossing Campaign and benefits both parties. The statement emphasizes joint effort, mutual support, and a shared goal of better outcomes for those involved.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine for Catarrh and Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and related deafness by reducing inflammation. With over forty years of use, it is sold by all druggists from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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