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The Nome Nugget
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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Published every evening, except Sunday hy the NOMK Pl:B
IdSHlNC COMPANY. Front Street Nome, Alaska.
Sl BSt’KlPTION RATKS
ludivered by carrier in^Vome, Little Creek, and Sunset Creek,
for $^.ot) per mon^h.
By mail postage paid outside of Nome «nd vicinity, fl.fifl
yer month.
SubsctdlieVy 'vvin' eonfet a’ favor if they will pronySTly notify
the Office of any failure of 'irogularity in (he dellverytof their
papers.
Knfered 'n the Po«t office in Nome as Second Class matter.
MK'MBKK OF ASSOOVIKIt PR£KK
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for
repuhilcation of all ne»s dispatches credited to it or not o:her
wise credited in this paper and also the local news published
herein.
did vor k\t:h stop to think
Hv Kilson 11. N\ ii
- J. L. Foster,! adveTtising man
ager of tils r itinersvili*:. Indiana
X<* ws-K\aniin<- r, says :
“Lacal merchants are approach
ed aim; st daily in those days by
men who are promoting some
scheme or plan under the guise
of advertising. Sometimes mer
chants buy this unthoughtedly and
later wake to the fact that it was
‘just anotlier scheme” which cost
them money to the profit of the
promoter only, who, by the time
" “*”the advertiser is supposed to reach
the public, has gone to fields anew
seeking whom he may interest in
‘advertising’ to ihe profit of him
self.
“You can always trust your
newspaper with net paid eircnla
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'ion: it can't afford to string yon
t'n any proposition flint is not a
value. Your botight-and-paid-for
newspaper has a mailing permit
front the government for which
the government guarantees deliv
tpj—or all tlfe "papers depngfred -rr
tbe mails.
"The bought-aml-paid-fo.r new
paper sacrifices thousands of dol
lars annually by refusing what is
termed as out-of-town advertising
This refusal at a loss to the new
taper is for the 'xiirees purpi so '
of prelecting the home merchan's. !
The newspaper realizes the value
of the home merchants as adver
tising patrons. This protection is
v,i.nai'’-> both to .he advertising
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mercahnt and the non-advertising j
merchant. The man who % envoys .
his home newspaper sits back and |
watches it fight the battles for a
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bigger and belter community and !
head movements where concerted
action is necessary to put over
something for the benefit of the
whole city and community.
“Remember that it’s the bough:
a ltd-paid-for newspaper that has
the power, the organisation, the i
ablfitv through trained talent and ,
the willingness not equaled by .
any so-called advertising mediums '•
to serve the community.'
"If you rtitl not need advertis
ing. if you did not even believe in ,
ucLv< rtising, if you had more bus! ,
ness than you could take care of. j
even then advertising In the
bought and-pald-for newspaper i
would he one of the finest things
you could do because you would \
he g'ving ytjur support to an in- |
stiinMpn th;ir i< more' powerful I
for city and community good than !
anything in the community. How j
ever, no legitimate newspaper
asks for business other thnn on a
business basis and along the line
of giving the merchants value re
ceived for their money.”
JEANETTE MacDON'ALIk HAS
PENCHANT FOR MARRYING
HOUGH MEN IN PICTURES
f.Hy The Associated Press)
Jeanette MacDonald, in pictur
es, has a penchant for marrying
rough men. In "Oh, For A Man”
she wed a burglar and in “Anna
belle's Affairs,” the Fox Comedy
coming to the Dream Theatre,
Tuesday she becomes the wife of !
a massive, uncouth and bearded j
Western miner, a veritable cave j
man. '
-Victor McLaglen, big he-man of!
the lllms, portrays the role of the ,
miner who holds his bride cap- 1
tive until she makes her escape. ,
The girl wife becomes a sophis
ticated butterfly in Kastern soc
iety, living on the liberal allow
ance sent her at regular periods
by her cove man, who becomes
Immensely wealthy and takes on a j
degree of refinement and educa- ]
tion In addition to shaving off his :
unsightly beard. I
Years, after the marriage , they i
meet. Raweon, the miner, knows J
her, but oh account of his im-,
proved appearance and manners,
she does not recognize him until
after she has fallen in love ^vith
him.
Me Ha glen and Miss MacDonald
are co-featnred in the leading
roles and are supported by a east j
that incudes such well known ner- j
sonslities of the stage and screen |
as Roland Young, Ruth Warren. !
Sam Hardy* William Collier. Sr..
Joyce Compton. Txiuise Beaver; j
Sally Blane Hank Mann, George j
Andre Beranger, Jed Prout-y and :
Wllbnr Maek.
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