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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1952
Page
3
George X. Clarke reports on a sensational chemical LOAMIUM with POLYACRYLONITRILE promising to transform hard clay and sandy soil into rich topsoil without digging. It claims instant soil changes, lush green lawns, and bumper yields of fruits, vegetables, and flowers, backed by two world renowned laboratories.
An ad style pitch touts LOAMIUM soil conditioner to transform average home soil into rich loam. It claims dramatic tomato and rose growth from simple sprinkling, with numbers on soil coverage, cost savings, and ease over digging.
The ad promotes Loamium claiming dramatic lawn and garden improvements in one week. It invites readers to test on lawn flowers and vegetables with a free trial, promising tastier produce and lush blooms. It stresses limited supply and that orders must be mailed this week.
A bold ad touts LOAMIUM as a miraculous soil conditioner that covers 2000 sq ft per gallon and yields 40,000 pounds of loam like soil plus 168 pounds of plant food. It argues current farmers pay $1000 to $3000 for topsoil and replanting, while LOAMIUM promises pennies per square foot, double or triple yields, and easy DIY application. The offer claims nationwide demand, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to order now before stock runs out.
An advertising notice from White House Co of Harrison New Jersey calls on dealers jobbers and distributors to write or wire for information. The brief item signals a trade solicitation targeting business buyers in the region.
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