The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
HOODS ON TOP.
a Mammoth Edition Of Beautiful Cal.
0pdars for 1898.

0ndars for 1895.
From the Lowell. Mass, Morning NALL
Hoods calendar for 1896 may now DO
obtained at the drug stores and every
one who gets n secures ga thing of
beauty" Indeed, in the novelty of the
design and the exquisiteness of the
coloring, the calendar surpasses all
previous issues, just as Hoods calen-
dars have for many years surpassed all
others. The calendar is formed in
the shape of a heart and is ornamental
with two beautiful child faces which
have always been charming fea-
lures of Hoods calendars. On
the right is representation
with light brown eyes peeping out
from a dainty cap, while the now
flakes are falling all about. The face
on the left is Il picture of Summer"
and is lighted with blue eyes and the
head covered with bright flowers. The
shades are perfectly blended, and the
whole picture is surrounded by a tasty
border. The design vas made by Miss
Maud Humphrey, n OF the most
gifted and celebrated water color
artists in the country. The calendar
gives the usual information concern
ing the lunar changes, and upon the
back is printed a table of astronomical
events especially calculated for G. L.
HOOD G. Co.
The calendar is issued to advertise
Hoods Sarsaparilla, Hoods Pills andti,c
other preparations of the firm, and is re-
garded as most difficult to manutac-
ture, it's novel shape being such as no
other concern has ever undertaken to
produce in large quantities. 1t was
necessary to purchase several addi-
tional machines especially for this job,
SO that there was a very large amour
of machinery and a whole regiment OF
people employed in this branch of the
extensive business at the big
laboratory in Lowell. During
the five months when the calen-
dars were being made there
were actually employed every day in
this part of the work at the laboratory
six printing presses, n bronzing ma
chine, four eye letting machines,
sever wire stitchers, eight
large paper cutters and Log persons.
At the beginning of the work this
large force was able to produce about
100, 900 calendars a day and for several
weeks toward the close the daily
production amounted to 40. 900 calcn-
dars. The edition of Hoods calendars
for 1895 was TO- 500, 600, or about 2,500,-
600 more than last year.
This, of course, is an immense num-
Der, but the general reader has only 9
faint conception of its magnitude unit!
he is reminded that the little 500, 900
added to the ten millions IS considered
an enormous edition by many of the
largest advertisers in The world. IT
the calendars were laid down in a
single line, they would reach almost
| one thousand miles, and if the differ
ent pieces in the calendar pads were
laid in this way they would extend
almost three thousand miles, or from
New York to Liverpool For the past
| eight years, Hoods calendars have ex-
| ceeded in number every similar publi-
cation, but it was hardly dreamed that
they would eve come up to the mann
moth edition which was demanded this
year. Lowell has long been proud of this
great industry which has given her al
most a world wide reputation, and it
is q matter of no small Importance that
SO many of her people find pleasant
and profitable employment in the work
| of making and advertising the great
blood purifying medicine, Hoods Sar-
saparilla, whose actual cures in every
part of the country have been the won
der of the medical profession and have
caused many hearts to overflow with
gratitude.
Those who are unable to obtain
Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendars at the
drug stores should send six cents in
| stamps for one, or 10 cents for two to
G. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.