The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-09

/ home for a brief stay. Be
/ tween lecture dates the Rev. Mr..
| Popham conducted revival meetings,
the last being in Florida, where there
were 100 converts.-Courie Journal.
Louisville.
His poems are certainly original
and appeal to the better nature of
man Western Recorder tBaptistl.
He is an orator who is highly in
do. sed throughout the length and
breadth OF the country. Gazette,
Princeton.
ALABANIA--As a lecturer, he
comma nds an easy flow of eloquence.
AS a poet, he is 4 child Of ma
ture. A self-made man.-Daily
siftings. Dothan.
IOWA-He IS popular, and has
made a splendid record.-Highland
Mobiles Herald. Des Meiecs.
MICHIGAN-TIe IS tic orator who
sways his audience at will.-Daily
S,ar, Niles.
He is not only an oTaiol lecturer
and poek but is autrol Of many
| tinetiors.-Daily Tr'blue. South
NEW JERSEY-At his lofty
strain we bare our head in silent
a5miration Newark Ever ing News.
NEW YORK-IIiS verse is OF
pleasing tenor rooi!yr. Eagle.
SOUTH CAROLINA-Ee spends
his time IN giving expression to
beautiful thoughts TO calm the
waves in lies great seattle News
and Courier, Charleston.
UTAH-He is a noted author and
traveller. having visited all the
greater natural wonders of Amer
lea Republican, Salt Lake City.
A--His work shows a
grasp of facts such as few authors
present. Delightful deserip-
ton entertaining style
Long Beach Daily Telegram.
NEBRABXA--His messages OF
truth and simplicity touch nearly
every subject Of every day life
The omaha Bee.
OKLATTOMA-He is a remarkable
success. and has few equals in pic
lures OF word painting. He possesses
commanding p yer as an orator
The Daily Eagle. Enid.
INDTANA-Noted orator greeted
by large crowds. Lectures are pop
ular.-Daiiv Herald, Madison.
Beautiful sentiments. Flowery
eloquence. Daily Review, Greens
burg.
MASSACHUSETTS, has come
up from a choreboy and -plowboy on
a Kentucky farm to a writer of tune
full verse. People who are stirred by
the baby's smile, the mothers Groom,
the wind In the trees and the melody
Of the birds will read with pleasure
the chimes In Poems Of Truth. Love
and Power. The Boston Globe.
OFITO-Tiae story writer, poet and
preacher Is an interfering spe7 kcr.
lie came highly recommended. and
made an excellent impression. The
Cincinnati Times Star.
A remarkable volume comes from
Kentucky-by the evangelist. lee
tlirer, poet. One Is the more
amazed ut the versatility of this
author upon discovering his age
lborn 18s5l md his many books.
His posmG are original and
complete. We knew Louisville
had q Watterson. now we know it
has q Popham. The Springfield Re
publican.
Oyster Growers Cooperative hsso-
eiati0n.
William Lee popi'aIn, President.
Chartered and Incorporated under
common law 10 do business from its
headquarters under It's own seal, any.
where in the United States and for
eisn countries.
OF the 1000 shares In the Oyster
Growers Cooperative Association
there are only 200 now unsold, and ii
you appreciate at the cost of SO
per month, an opportunity for a life-
time income of 500 to $500 per
month. and If you want absolute
proof OF real merits then read every
word herein. Otherwise throw this
story IN the waste basket.
Now. before you read another word
Of this story. I want you to take
your pencil and a sheet of paper, and
see for yourself the bases on which
estimate that one share in the
Oyster Growers Cooperative Asso-
ciation will pay you from 500 to
$500 per month for a lifetime
We Quote From the United States /
Government.
Let the worlds greatest authority |
speak on the yield OF cultivated oys- |
ters-the worlds greatest nation !
the United States of America. And (
when we quote from so high and re-
liable authority, let us quote the /
publication and the EXACT number
Of page-to sweep away all doubt.
We now quote from official docu-
ment No. $40. on oysters and meth /
DDS OF oyster culture, page 32O. Is.
sued by the United States govern.
ment, that the usual average yield I
In many localities from cultivated
oysters is two or three times the
OF oysters planted.
In other words. the aforesaid off.
cial estimate is two for one" or
three for one"
Again We Quote From the United
States Government Regarding the
Harvest From Oyster Shell.
You have noticed and no doubt
have been impressed with the FACT
that in quoting the United Statt
government on the yield OF oyste,
that we ALWAYS give the exc
number Of the official docur
and the exact number Of page
which we quote. When we b
from so high an authority, o.
always continue the aforesaid rt-
1ess-in keeping with the ho- nd
signify of so high AUTHORITY
We now quote from offici, IN
nent No. S49 entitled: "Oys. a4.l
Methods Of Oyster Culture. page
40, by the United States govern. .
nent: Gases are known where
100 bushels of shells yielded 5000
bushels of salable oysters The
lboye figures are at the rate OF essx ]
or one or six times the amount
TAINTED. Sounds large, bur not IN
after all, as even soil 4
rcps. with which you are more IA
niliar, yield as abundantly in pro-
'ortion to the amount of seed plant
d. You would not think 1t mira
le to harvest six times the J