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The Nome Nugget
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Geo. S: Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
By Edson It. Waite
♦
Charles P. Butler, publisher of
the Beford (Ind.l Times says:
‘‘Advertising is the power that
moves goods 'of whatever make.
"Without it one inay do a neigh
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horhood business, but if the mer
chant cares to expand he mupt
aae printers’ ink in some way. By
far the best return comes from
ths newspaper, which is read by
•very member of the family and
filed for future reference.
"A few years ago a story went i
the rounds that the late William
Wrigley (of chewing gum famei
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and a few friends sat in the smok
lag compartment of a Pullman
talking - as men do.
"One said. ‘Wirigley, I under
4 --C ,
stand you spend a million a year
in advertising.’
"The answer was, 'I believe it
is something like that.'
**■ 'Why don’t you lay off a
year and you can have another
million to spend as you wish?’
"Note Wrigley's reply:
“ This train is running at a
pretty fast rate. How far wo-uid
tt run if you'd detach the en
gine?' .
"Does Advertising pay?"
FOR SALE—One Buick Sedan,
$SOO.OO, One Thor Washing Ms
chine, 050.00. Inquire Nugget
Office.
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HEAVY HIND STORM IRELAND (
(i*,v The AssoclatiJ Press)
WATERFORD, Irish Free State.
Aug. 21, Terrified women knelt In
their doorways and prayed for
the abatement of one of the worst
storms in Ireland’s history.
It started last night when winds
readier^ a velocity of more tha.i
a hundred miles an hour, caus
ing heavy property damage, and
cutting of telephone and telegraph
communication with Britain.
All changes of regular advertise
ment must be In the Nugget office
not laterj than 4:80 pjn. of the
day preceding Insertion, otherwise
rlie change of copy will necessar
ily be held over on® day.
“THE BEAST OF THE CITY"
REVEALS LINK BETWEEN
1 OFFICE-HOLDER AND
‘gangster
A sensational expose of the “in
side", of politics and its relation to
the underworld of a big city and
• an intimate glimpse into the lives
of the police form the dramatic
plot of "The Beast of the City.”
which opens tonight at the Dream
Theatre.
The picture bares conditions
that exist in the average Ameri
can city; most of its thrills are
based on actual happenings taken
from police records and newspap
ers; and Ita startling story brings
to life facts which have hereto
fore been considered too “close to
home” to be told. It does tor
*be police what “The Big Parade*'
did for the Amei-an doughbcy
Walter Huston, of “Criminal
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2ode” fame, has-the principal role,
»8 the lighting police chief pitted
igalnst politics. Jean Harlow, the !
famous “platinum blonde.” Wall
ace Ford who scored with Joan
Crawford In "Possessed,” and the
well known character actor, Jean
Hersholt, have prominent —roles,
and the supporting cast also In
cludes Dorothy Peterson, Tullv ,
Marshall, Jtlhn Miljan, Emmet' I
Corrigan, Warner Richmond, Sanuy .
Roth and Carrol Naish. "
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TONIGHT
BEAST OF THE CITY
WITH
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