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Dictated by J. W. G.
Times Building, Chestnut & Eighth Sts.
8o0, 802, 804 chestnut street.
February 22, 1901.
John 3. Porbes, Pr-est.,
John B. Stetson University,
De hand, Pla.
Dear Siri-
Before the present semester will have ended,
the method of attracting new patronage to your school
the approaching academic year will doubtless be determined .
We take pleasure in submitting for your consideration a few thoughts concerning a subject in which
we have for many years taken a speeial interest.
The practical application of ideas born of
long experience and our large amount of business in
this line suggests the thought that we may possess
some ideas which might be helpful to you.
Are you making the most of the possibilities
"which advertising presents? Are the means at your
disposal for this purpose being most effectively employed?
These are matters which should be of interest to
you. They are at all times interesting to us and we
will appreciate an opportunity to discuss them further
with you.
Awaiting your pleasure and hoping for an opportunity to serve you, we are
seeping
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Very truly, yours,
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