How He Gets the Business
A Michigan businessman explains his newspaper advertising strategy. He stresses pride in his goods and store, targets educated readers, and cites newspapers as the fastest, most cost effective way to reach distant customers. He values attractive ads and wide, home newspaper readership.
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Michigan
Fossils Found During Coal Pit Sinking at Old Cumnock
Explorers drilling for two new coal pits at Old Cumnock Scotland uncovered fossils at 50 and 78 fathoms. The finds include fossils of tree branches ferns flowers seeds and seedpods plus well defined shellfish at depth. Notably a near complete seal or sea lion like specimen and a splendid turtle like fossil were found indicating a marine period.
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Old Cumnock
Scotland
Who May Be Called Musical
The piece argues that being musical can exist without singing or playing. It notes a musical ear and taste justify the label, while a love of music alone is insufficient unless complemented by some study or skill.
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Leo
The Journal Popular Music Series Selections on Broadway Hits
The Journal spotlights popular music from Broadway with featured airs rising in popularity. It highlights the appeal of songs like When You Drink to the Girl You Love and discusses the appeal of performers true to the girl of his.
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the Journal
Ed P
Shorthand and Typewriting School Ad at Congress Hotel
Private lessons as specialty with one hour daily or nightly sessions over six weeks no home study required Diplomas issued and good positions guaranteed Miss Dorothy Wisdom, Teacher.
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Congress Hotel
Dorothy Wisdom
City Adds Mail Carrier After Route Review
The post office department approved a recommendation by a visiting inspector to add one more mail carrier next Monday. Captain Pollok Wallace will secure the permanent post, yielding two daily mail deliveries in the city and easier handling of mail for residents.
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Post Office Department
Pollok Wallace
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Ad from Toledo Firm
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin and other Toledo druggists. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills for constipation promoted.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Graphite Formation From All Carbon By High Heat
Prof J A Fleming states all carbon forms convert to graphite if heated sufficiently. He notes electric arc carbon marks paper after use in a lamp. He points to the Acheson furnace turning anthracite into graphite, with 2000 tons annually at Niagara.
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J. A. Fleming
Fleming
Niagara
Read the Journal Want Ads You May Find It There
Classified brief notes indicate items and services for sale, jobs, and notices. The readable text implies people search the Journal want ads for opportunities and listings.
Julep Contest in New York Stirs Big Stakes
Albert Small of Broadway Florist faces S H Jewett a wealthy summer visitor in Sea Gate in a high prize julep contest worth 2000 dollars. Rudolph Waldner of Waldorf Cigar backs the event with 1000 dollars as judges are named from Kentucky figures. Both contestants boast peak condition and claim superior julep skill.
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New York
Albert Small
S. H. Jewett
Sea ‘Gate
Rudolph Waldner
Waldorf Cigar Company
Marie Hennery” Watterson
Ollie James
Kantucky
Such
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Gotham
Mr. Small
Baltimore
Jewett
Sea Gate
Pittsburgh man and Chicago rival start $1125 checkers series
Hugh Henderson of Pittsburgh and Julius Dor Yo of Chicago begin a fifty game match for a $1125 purse. Lannin of New York and Crumb of Boston sponsor the event, a challenger series for the American championship and a focal point for checker fans.
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Boston
Hugh Henderson
Pittsburgh
Scotland
Julius Dor- Yo
Chicago
Joseph J. Lannin
New York
S. Crumb
Want Ad in the Journal Promises Quick Results
A traditional want ad in the Journal is advertised as a reliable method to reach buyers and sellers. The notice emphasizes fast responses and broad reach within the community.
Aviator Earl Neal's airship wreck injures two cats none hurt
In Brighton an aviator named Earl Neal built an airship that sent two cats about 30 feet into the air before it collapsed and fell. Both cats landed on their feet and scampered away unharmed. A replacement airship is planned. A cat’s nine lives are noted as an advantage in such flights.
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Brighton
Earl Neal
Beauty Hint for Men Shaving Face
A brief beauty tip instructs men to lather the afflicted facial areas with soap and water, then shave clean with a sharp razor to reveal smoother skin. The advice emphasizes a snow white lather and liberal application before scraping away with precision.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Cough Relief
For coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchitis and throat chest and lung ailments it is an ever ready remedy. Protect your children and yourself by prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and note its decisive results. For sale by All Druggists.
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Foley
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