Powell's practical advertiser : a practical work for advertising writers and business men, with instruction on planning, preparing, placing and managing modern publicity (1905)
Powell, George Henry · New York : G. H. Powell · leaf 68
only necessary to mark No. 1 in the blank of proot, andmake a corresponding number on a sheet where there is plenty of room for writing. To lay out an advertisement measure off the exact size with a ruler, and then fill in roughlywith a pen the important display lines as shown. No need to imitate… … The Smartest Assortment ¥g 2^pDgV. Specimen No. 1. border. The small body part should, if necessary, be written on a separate sheet of paper wherethere is plenty of room, viz., for the spaces Nos. i and 2. To know how much space you havefor wording find some ad. in a paper that has about the size…
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