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Making advertisements and making them pay (1920)

Durstine, Roy Sarles, 1886- [from old catalog] · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 46

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ornaments, than to showmerely a table and some chairs. If you are ad-vertising a newspaper, show it being read bysomebody. Every piece of merchandise is de-signed to fill a need. Show it on the job — inaction — satisfying the need it comes to fill. Itsimply means making your product fit into… … Symphony in B Quiet— Some bright soul has called thetypewriter The Word Piano. The beauty of the NoiselessTypewriter is that it does its work—pianissimo! You may have a full orchestra ofNoiseless Typewiters in your officebut they never disturb. Quiet reigns supreme. The irri-tating brass-band-jazz…

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