CHARTS, CALENDARS, ETC.

An important idea in advertising is to enlist the services of others,

by making it to their interest to advertise your business. This is

often done by sending out charts, calendars, etc., containing useful

information, together with the advertisement. These, when properly

arranged and prepared in an attractive manner, will be placed in

a conspicuous place in the store, office, or home of the person

receiving them. Railway, insurance, and other corporations have vied

with each other in the elegance and attractiveness of their charts,

etc., until they have gone into the fine arts, and spared no expense

to captivate the public.

Barkham Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889 · 第 128 / 239 题