Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22
AMRRFKA'S EXPOSE.

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No agency has advertised Toledo
more cheerfully and thoroughly than
AMERYKA. When the paper was
established years ago the protector
of the enterprise, and pres.
ent proprietor, had implicit conf.
dence in the great business resources
of the city of his choice, and in the
glowing promises for the future.
Nor was he disappointed. No city
surpasses Toledo as residence and
business city. To-day one of the most
healthful, with unsurpassed natural
resources, with an accumulation of
substantial interests, Toledo com
mands the attention of the capital
and best enterprise of this country.
Toledo was we'll advertised, through
out the length and breadh of this con.
tinent. No more fruitful work was
done than that by AMERYKA; and all
without price. Every year at great
expense costly and we'll bound books
were printed, setting forth Toledo's
supremacy as a commercial center,
and her bestowals uponwell employed
capital and labor, besides her
numerous other advantages which
rank her the best city in the world
for wealth, health and happiness.
Last year 10000 superbly finished
almanacs were distributed to AME-
RYKA's readers as annual souvenirs.
This book was replete with useful
general information besides CON-
plete history of Toledo. 1t contained
a clear outline of the reasons why
money, properly invested in Toledo,
would produce better returns than
elsewhere. 1t was a great success
never before undertaken by any other
paper of the city or Northwestern
Ohio.
But this year will usher in a
crater undertaking. 1t shall be the
proudest supplement to established
success. More than 100000 Almanacs
will be distributed by AMERYKA. A
history of Toledo, and biographical
sketches of her deserving men of
enterprise, will be a part of COM
plete advertisement of the city. Much
other useful information will be a
part of the great book. It will be
finely illustrated, printed on good
paper, and substantially bound. In
deed it will be a book that will be
preserved for the value it has for
every Polander.
JUST now while all the political
parties are divided in placing the re.
sponsibility of the present financial
straits of the country, they are uni
ted in their friendship p for the farmers
whose hard listed toll must move the
great ship into safe waters once
more. How utterly party bosses dis
regard the interests of the toiling
masses, is seldom thought of.
We OUGHT TO PROFIT BY 1T. A
conservative member of the English
Parliament, Mr.. Farquharson, was
sentenced by court to opay9 10000
damages for telling before election
that his opponent had been expelled
from school when 13 years of age.
which was not true. If we had such
a law,ou politicians would be a little
careful.
TOLEDO is desirable summer re
sort. BY virtue of her location and
close proximity to the lake it is coo]
within her precincts, and always
healthful, when people are driven
from their homes in other cities, by
the burning summers heat. To all
such sufferers of other places we can
say, come to Toledo-ward and keep
cool.
TAKE care of the children. Let
them enjoy health and happiness
Loving care and smiles and tender
words of parents is what we owe the
children. Indeed we owe them more
than we can ever pay, for are they
not the very sunsnlne OF our nomes
WOULDN'T, it be wise provision
against st. car accidents to have
guards the whole length of one side
Of the open cars? Cars in other prom
inent cities are thus provided, but
they may have councilmen of differ
ent calibers.
THE masses are aroused. They are
confronted with condition of things
that effects their very existence
They feel anew the Importance of in
dependence at the polls. Let ma
chine politicians and spoils seekers
beware. "a
COURT in Triest, Austria, senten.
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