Swipe File AA
GDMSL-15. Unlike ordinary volumes which are printed in many editions, the books in this collection will be published in only one edition.
THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY Dear Collector: Soon a very limited number of people will begin to acquire a private library of the one hundred greatest books of all time --- in the most beautiful edition ever published. The books in this extraordinary private library have been selected by a distinguished international board of scholars. And, as is appropriate to a collection of this importance, each volume will be produced with the utmost luxury --- fully bound in genuine leather and ornamented in 24 karat gold. Each book in the collection will be unique in itself. The color and grain of the leathers will vary. The pure gold cover designs will all […]
GDMSL-14. It gives joy at weddings; strength at funerals; family greetings at baptism. It gives wings to worship; power to praise; humility to thanks giving. It gives rest to the weary; welcome to strangers; binding ties to friends.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DAYTON, OHIO 45402 MinistersRICHARD B. HARDYONS I. LANDISBRANTON C. DODGE Director of MusicDONALD L. LEHMAN OrganistMADONNA WINE GOSE Nothing gives like a church organ. It gives joy at weddings; strength at funerals; family greetings at baptism. It gives wings to worship; power to praise; humility to thanks giving. It gives rest to the weary; welcome to strangers; binding ties to friends. It gives to congregations of sons who follow fathers and then give way to sons and sons again. It finally gives itself. For over five generations the present church organ at First Baptist has given, freely, generously, bounteously without stint. Think of an organ’s gifts, […]
GDMSL-13. The SUPER ORGANIZER gives you a place for everything you carry … so you can find anything in just three seconds. Your sunglasses … your department store charge cards … your keys … or the picture of your children. Anything!
The Super Organizer! Dear Friend, I hate a messy pocketbook. But I’ve always had to carry one. My handkerchief … my compact … credit cards … checkbook … all jumbled up in the bottom of my handbag, no matter how carefully I tried to keep them neat. But for the last few weeks I’ve been carrying an entirely new kind of purse. The SUPER ORGANIZER. I designed it myself, here at Ambassador’s headquarters. And the difference is amazing. No more mess… no more fumbling for things … I’m suddenly a well-organized woman again! And I love it. The secret? Very simple. The SUPER ORGANIZER gives you a place (go to […]
GDMSL-12. We need your $10, and all that comes with it.
The Nature Conservancy 1800 North Kent StreetArlington Virginia 22209 Dear Friend: It also happens we can make you another offer --- one that the devil wouldn’t have thought of on the best day he ever had. Up for grabs are six hazy, lazy, legendary river valleys --- with fish … black bears … eagles … some Florida panthers … alligators … towering first-growth hardwood forests … and more kinds of birds and rare plants than you’d find in most national parks. Right now the Conservancy has first crack at this marvelous opportunity … but we need your help if generations of Americans are to enjoy and benefit from it. Nag’s […]
GDMSL-11. Put the oak leaf sign on your bumper, boat, bike, poolside. Quite a few people who count will recognize it and smile benignly.
Membership DirectorNancy C. MacKinnon The Nature Conservancy 1800 North Kent StreetArlington, Virginia 22209 Dear Investor, The devil we’d like you to join in a realty deal with us is the she-devil in “Anna Christie,” Eugene O’Neill’s great old play. Poor Anna’s father, seadog Christopher Christopherson, knew who had dashed their hopes: “Dat ole davil, sea, sooner, later, she swallow dem up.” (Act II.) Now, Here’s how you join us and dat ole davil in a fantastic real estate deal: a string of 18 barrier islands protects the east shore of Virginia’s Delmarva Peninsula, the finger of land that forms an outer edge of Chesapeake Bay. Lovely beaches, millions of birds, […]
GDMSL-09. No doctor will have to examine you when you apply
This is an ordinary pair of shoes. They could belong to anybody --- BUT… ...SUPPOSE THEY WERE YOURS? ...Empty shoes --- you no longer here. Who would pay the bills that always arises when someone departs this world? Would those you leave behind have the money to do it? Or would they have to scrimp and save --- and do without things they need --- for months, perhaps even years, after you have gone, just to get these bills paid off? Dear Friend of Old American: I know that you have indicated in the past that you are interested in insurance. But now I want to ask you a pointed […]