History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 202
omething to sell be-lieved in advertising. But John Butterworthdid, and so did Henry W. Butterworth, whotook over the business in 1841. These pio- neers wrote their own ads. While seem-ing crude, compared to those of the present,they no doubt accomplished their purposesthen. Here is one quaint… … This advertisement, in which the punctua-tion then in vogue is reproduced, was issuedfrom No. 90 Market street and 444 NorthSecond street, Philadelphia. The original factory was in the rear of444 North Second street and in 1850 wasremoved to 29 and 31 Haydock street, inthat city. A squat, two-story…
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