Advertising talk as the key to success in sales
The piece argues advertising is about sparking conversations not perfect science. It likens ad effects to medical symptoms and stresses that people short on talk create topics that keep a brand front of mind.
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Carl
Gretchen
Heinrich
Siet
Marie Protbel
Marlee
Berlin
Marie
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings across towns
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting meals from Louisville Maud Woodlawn and Mooresville. It notes moves and arrivals at farms along Big Beach River and nearby farms, church attendance at New Hope, and several families dining with or visiting each other including Piles Goatleys Kirschs and Bosses.
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T. J. Sette
J. T. David
H. I. Davis
Louisville
D. H. Houston
Hallie
Maud
Forest Pottinger
Washington City
Palmer Goatley
Settle
Valley Hill
Frank Settle
Piet
Susan Reed
Woodlawn
J. H. Pile
West Hughes Farm
Big Beach
Edd Pile
Catherine
Taylorsville
Edd Goatley
Ham Shehan
Joe Goatley
New Hope
Cull
Nora Boblitt
M. E. Troutman
Kate Showmaker
J. E. Stevenson
Mooresville
T. J. Settle
J. L. Settle
Robert
Alvin Riley
L. Kirsch
Grayson County
Emma Riley
B. M. Pile
Nannie A
Mary A
Ruth Randolph
Geo. Moul
Louis Kirsch
Roy Riley
Stringtown
Emmet Settle
Harry
Joel Goatley
B. E. Pile
Charlie Settle
Joe Settle
Charlie
Louisa Butler
Wm. Boblitt
J. M. Washburn
Iva
Effie
Anda
Annie
Joe Goutley
Watt McMakin
Bloom-fell
W. C. Woford
Wm. Bush
Here
Springfield
Bloomfield
Tiny Mite Becomes World’s Smallest Horse at Lexington Sale
The Tiny Mite known as the smallest horse in the world sold Wednesday in Lexington for 350 dollars to James L. Watkins, president of Blue Grass Fair, amid a lively crowd likely marking the last single horse sale in the city. The pony, transported in a transfer wagon and housed in a dry goods box, hails from a line of small wild horses in Colombia, and will be shown at the State Fair in Louisville next week.
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Farmers Home Journal
Lexington
James L. Watkins
Columbia
South America
Louisville
Neuralgia Relief Pills Publicized By Miles Co
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for neuralgia caused by congestion irritation or disease. The copy claims quick relief with few after effects and includes testimonials from Baxter Barton in Carthage Missouri and another user in Lincoln Nebraska praising the tablets. The Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana is cited as the authorized supplier through local druggists.
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Dr. Miles
Katherine Barton
St. Lincoln
Neb
Lynn St. Stin
Ruggist Sellar
Miles
Yaar
Miles Medical Co
Elhart
Ind
A Telegram Coup That Wins a Life for a Brother
Gretchen pleads with the empress to sway the emperor for new proof of her brother’s innocence. Marie Freibel, using the empress’s private line, secures a palace summons that leads to a reopened trial and the condemned man’s eventual acquittal, followed by a double wedding.
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Lving
Marie
Gretchen
Baroness
Marie Freibel
Marle
Helen Inglehart
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