Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
LIFE ON TIVE FARM
IN BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
International Harvester DO. Is
Giving calendars, Alma
macs ard Posters

In letter to their dealers Throughout
the country fthe international Harveste,
Co., of America. describes plan by
which any Farmer or farmers household
can secure IA 1910 souvenir in the shape OF
picture, ca Yendar, or almanac. The letter
says:
The calendars and posters are for dis
trioutlon Iamong our dealers, who will
In turn Distribute them free among our
farmer fFiends who ask for them. Each
farmer 7hay have one of the posters and
one OF fthe calendars showing the ma
chine ne is most interested in, and there
will bela COPY for everybody for the ask
ing
We bell Eve the Deering calendar will
be received with much favor. owing to
the tbneliIbess of the subject and the keen
interest felt in the possibilities of flying
machQesf The blending of the colors is
reTnarE ably fine piece of work, and the
artist, farl Hirschberg, has caught the
spirit Of the scene to a ct" m
Pie Jusers of Mccormick machines are
wer taken care of also. This calendar
WI Strike a responsive chord in every
fafmer's heart The human touch of the
TWO children as the central group, with
t4e harvesting scene as a bottom panel,
a1ppeals to us as a happy conception.
4 The Milwaukee calendar is a beauty,
Zoo. 1t touches the main spring of all
fhorne sentiment. and the artists thor
Roughly natural handling of the figures,
together with the rich. true colorings, will
n make universal appeal.
zone of the most effective calendars
of the group from an artistic standpoint
4 is for those interested in the Champion
Inc fu %I,a IL a1ok, =
artist, n. c. Wyeth. 1t is not surprising
that he has caught the real atmosphere
of the Alaskan winter, as we understand
this artist is greatly interested in that
country and spends much of his time
there. The explanatory note below the
picture regarding the lone mail carrier,
victorious among the slain wolves, adds
to the interest
THE picture of the Plano calendar
brings us back to happy boyhood days.
and the artists portrayal of the water,
as 1T tumbies over the rocks in the bed
of the brook, is worthy of special praise
THE graceful posing and the bold color
ing in the Osborne calendar has called
forth much admfrationa wherever it has
been shown. The beautiful girl in her
bright red riding habit. leaning against
her horse. while she tells her fortune in
love with a daisy, is most captivating.
"Of the posters, the largest 20 by 30
inches, is on gasoline engines. IL tells i'm
a very attractive manner the story of the
many uses this farm power is put to, the
labor it saves. and the prosperity it
brings.
THE other two posters are on Cream
Harvesters. one for the 'Dairymaid, the
other for the 'Bluebell. Most of the
space in each is taken up with scene i'm
which cows are the center of attraction
and each is truly work of art,
The spreader, hay press and wagon
posters speak for themselves-all are at
tractive.
Regarding the Almanac, this needs to
be looked through with some care for its
real vfsue to be appreciated. AS stated
on the title page. it has been compiled
for the purpose of giving the farmer
ready reference guide containing such
data as is usually found in an almanac,
together with. 10y tables to which there
may be oc y refer from time to
time. The ~ vital agricultural
subjects hay kpared by wen
known auq the reading Of
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