For this reason many of the therapeutic claims made for the drug must be viewed as merely the reflection of the exaggerated statements made by the advertisers of proprietary preparations.
There is no reason to suppose, at least in the majority of cases, that the advertisers had the slightest reason to suspect the nature of the Army and Navy Medical Record.
When medical journals first insisted on their advertisers letting physicians know the contents of the remedies they wished to sell them, medical literature reeked with formulas--some of them of weird and wonderful design.
I've talked about it for the past week, but you were so busy stealing the Star's advertisers that you never listened.
Of course ingenuity of this sort is not required when theadvertisers are not in any sense rivals.
In view of the restriction of the paper supply it has been suggested that advertisers should unite in cultivating the available space on a co-operative intensive system.
Accordingly many advertisersquietly suggested to the publisher of the paper that he "lay off" the Ku Klux Klan.
They were nearly alladvertisers in the local paper.
The attention of advertisers is drawn to the present unusual opportunity.
We may point out for the benefit of advertisers that a considerable amount of additional space will thus be available for their announcements.
It is economically supported by advertisers who can in part control it, but these are of the same Capitalist kind, in motive and manner, with the owners of the papers.
He was compelled then to respect his advertisers as his paymasters.
Exercise 286= Some advertisers choose headlines merely for the purpose of attracting attention, forgetting that the headline should suggest what the following illustration and text explain.
The philosophic disciples of the Irish boy are found in advertisers who have certain things to dispose of which will not do certain harmful things.
Many advertisers use each issue of a number of mediums, making the cost run to an enormous total; for example, (1) Cream of Wheat is advertised in every issue of almost every magazine.
Leading advertisers expect so little from the first notice that they would not take the trouble to write out a single advertisement.
The recent investigations of the Department of Agriculture, and of Professors Chittenden and Fisher, in regard to foodstuffs, are proving helpful to food quacks and advertisers of pills for constipation and indigestion.
Subscribers and advertisers are necessary to make any paper pay.
Arthur Weldon, in his capacity as advertising manager, wrote to all the national advertisers asking their patronage for the Millville Daily Tribune.
Some of the advertisers were interested enough in Arthur's novel proposition to reply with questions as to the circulation of the new paper, where it was distributed, and the advertising rates.
Advertisers should, in their own interests, raise their standards--perhaps by establishing a voluntary Advisory Council similar to that in the United Kingdom.
Advertisers should realize that the increasing emphasis on sex attraction is objectionable to some and, possibly, harmful to others.
Experienced advertisers have found that to use wordy arguments on a street car card is a mistake.
Some largeadvertisers now follow the same plan, requesting publishers to enter rates on special forms.
To make their checking systems as nearly perfect as possible, some advertisers write to all readers who fail to use the key, requesting them to state where the ad was seen.
Many street car advertisers prefer, however, to furnish their own cards.
An increasing number of advertisers are placing contracts for space through the agencies, and relying largely on the advice of the agency in the selection of mediums.
Box File for Drawings and Photographs] The natural supposition would be that advertisers would give this property proper care, filing under correct classifications, indexed for ready reference.
When an agency is employed, the agency usually sends copy and orders for insertion to the publisher; though some advertisers prefer to send copy direct, leaving the agency to send orders for insertion.
This is probably the better plan for advertisers who maintain efficient copy departments.
Since the business of the largest and most successful advertisers is placed through the agencies, it would seem to be a safe rule to follow.
Advertisers have some rights," he boomed, in his heavy voice.
I'll drop a few hints where they'll do the most good, and you'll see the advertisers breaking their necks to come in.
It's the advertisers that pay for the paper, not the readers.
Do you want the circulation to drop ten thousand and the bigadvertisers to cancel their contracts?
The second class of song-poem advertisers lure writers by all sorts of glowing promises.
When patent medicine advertisers would dare to resort to such a wholesale fraud as this, what may they be expected to refrain from?
Every scheme that human and devilish ingenuity can devise to wring money from its victim is resorted to, which can be employed without actually bringing the advertisers into court.
Then they can snap their fingers at advertisers and as every union man will get the union paper there'll be a circulation established at once.
Roughly it amounts to this that papers live on advertisements as well as on circulation and that advertisers are sharp business men who generally put the boycott on papers that talk straight.
Fewer persons were interested in books, they declared; besides, the publishing houses were not so liberal advertisers as the department stores.
But he never got very far with his idea: he could not convince (perhaps because he failed to express his ideas convincingly) his advertisers of what he felt and believed so strongly.
The advertisers have kicked about our not having the leaves of the paper cut.
It would take a little longer, but the expense would n't amount to much, and in that way we could have our rough edges and appease the advertisers at the same time.
The illustrating of poultry journals and books, and of the catalogues of fanciers and other advertisers in poultry literature, gives employment to a constantly increasing number of artists.
Advertisers of poultry and pigeons, and of goods bought by aviculturists, also wished advertising mediums through which they could reach buyers at less cost than they could through the agricultural papers.
The wonder grows why so many coffee advertisers have been content to remain in the defensive, controversial position into which the alarmist coffee-substitute advertising has jockeyed them.
If we agree with this excellent definition, then the first coffee advertisers were the early physicians and writers who told their fellows something about the berry and the beverage made from it.
In these dark days most coffee advertisers ignored the principles discovered and applied in other lines of grocery merchandising.
If we only had them on our lists, if they stood back of us, advertisers would be glad to consider us.
Imagine what would happen if twenty suffragists in each city in the country were to call on the advertisers doing business there and urge them to advertise in the Journal!
Read the advertisements we print and patronize every advertiser possible, letting him know why they do so: and (3) Unite to bring pressure to bear on advertisers so they will advertise with us.
Its two largest advertisers simultaneously withdrew their advertisements from the Clarion.
When we met those two advertisers on the street afterward we greeted them with ironical smiles intended to enrage.
You've got to go after advertisers like that and make 'em see the thing in the right light.
He had just returned from a lunch with all his favourite advertisers .
The statements of some advertisers may be taken literally; some should be taken with caution, and some should not be taken at all.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "advertisers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
