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The Nome Nugget
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Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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LISHING COMPANY. Front Street Nome, Al'nska.
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herein
nn> vor EVKIl STOP to think
By Edson H. Wait'
1!. \V. Angus Editor of the Chat
ham (Ontario) News says:
‘‘l>id you ever stop to think
what would happen if newspapers
appeared without advertising?
” "The first impression of the male
members of the family is that it.
would be great, as it would pro
vide more space for sport and fir
uncial news and other informa
tion and views so eagerly sought
from day to day.
"But what about the thrifty
housewife Surveys prove that
women constitute the vast major
r tty of newspaper readers. and
what would they do if there were
no advertisements?
"They would lose both time and
money, for which there would he
j n i possibility compensation,
i “They would have to personally
!\isit every store in their city to
(find the goods to satisfy their
needs. They would have to spend
practically all of their time in the
shops and, a*, they wouldn’t be
able to get around to all of them,
thiy would be in constant danger
of missing the opportunities offer
ed to thrifty buyers. They would
n’t know whaffthey wanted to
buy, and there would be only' a
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limited chance to discover their
desires in this respect because
i newspaper advertising not only in
j forms the people where to buy,
j but also what* to buy.
j “And the male members would
| not escape. Women are the .big
(buyers and the wise man is
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perfectly content that this should |
l>e so and with no advertising to '
study in the evenings ,the whol-i j
household would suffer.
"The primary business of a news i
paper is the publishing of news,:
hut if the advertisements were left
out. the most valuable news of the
day would be missing.-’,
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TELEGRAPH j
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IKMiOU F(HM> SHOT DEATH
APPARENT KIDNAPPING
(By The Associated Press)
: El, DORADO, II!., Jftne 19, Dr.
;i,. H. Meyers, aged fifty-five, a
(wealthy dentist of this city was
i found shot to death on a farm
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| near here. He apparently was a
|victim of kidnapping a*nd robbery.
A couple identifying themselves
as Mr. and Mrs. I,. E. Armstrong
went to the farm with Meyers On
the pretense of , buying it from
him. Mrs. Armstrong who was
apprehended is being held for
| questioning.
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BODIES THREE MEN FOUND
MOUTHS SEALED LEGS TIED
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(By The Associated Press)
| NEW BRUNSWICK, Jun© 19,
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The bodies of Henry Tell, Sam |
Seorglana, and Isaac Butina were j
found shot to death In an auto
mobile near here last n‘ght. All
if their mouths had been sealed
with adhesive tape, and their legs
tied.
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ItlO CATTLE DEAL MADE
(By The Associated Press)
DENVER, June If*. One of th-’
biggest cattle deals in history, th<
purchase of five million animats
hy the government for drought
stricken ranchers, has virtuallv
been completed, 1 drawing the ca‘
tle from twelve different states.
WIIISKEV CAN BE MADE
IN ,H ST ONE DAY
1 PHILADELPHIA, Seventeen-year
old whiskey can be produced In
one day h.v scientific processes con
trolling the methods of aging and
quality "-Dr. Lewis A. Marks, Pres
ident of the Continental Distill
eries. Philadephia said here.
These new processes, among
others, have been erected at the
Philadelphia distilleries and have
resalted in an improved product
which is placed In glass-lined tanks
and bottled immediately as against
the former methods of Indefinite
aging in the wood, the scientist
said. 'The "so-called virtues of
storing whiskey in charred barrels
have been proved a myth,’’ ' Dr.
Marks said.
"It can be done" is a good slo
gan.
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