Royal Standard Typing Machine Ad Claims Safety
Fragmentary ad claims safety for a typing machine, discourages replacing by newer typers, and mentions classic typewriter use. The readable text emphasizes reliability and continued use of the machine.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary ad claims safety for a typing machine, discourages replacing by newer typers, and mentions classic typewriter use. The readable text emphasizes reliability and continued use of the machine.
The Eastern District of Missouri court ruling in the Standard Oil case involved restructuring by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and its subsidiaries. The court found the reorganization violated antitrust laws by consolidating control and restricting competition across multiple states and issued a decree prohibiting stock ownership control and similar evasions for thirty days.
An illegible testimonial style piece touts a 49 year old Donor? product named D. D. D. claimed to cure skin impurities and pimples. It urges readers to try a trial bottle and mentions a sender address in West Malm St Blarksbere.
The article discusses dangers of large corporate combinations to independent business and the need for remedies. It cites John G Johnson asserting that mere size harms commerce, while a Standard Oil type organization is the product of orderly growth. It notes a committee on temperance and a busy day anecdote among local residents, with fragmented vignettes on daily life and commerce.
Notice announces a public sale of saloon assets in Clarksborg under Harrison County West Virginia court order. Special commissioner Osman Saeed will auction two lots at 747 West Pike Street, including stock, fixtures, and equipment, with inspection and bidding terms set by receiver. The sale occurs May 18, 19 11, with sale conditions including purchase money notes and court approval.
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