Identifier: kodaksalesman192122canauoft (find matches)
Title: The Kodak Salesman
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Canadian Kodak Co. Ltd.
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Publisher: Canadian Kodak Co. Ltd.
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R HE CA^IE into my place and did not buy.He did not find the thing for which his e^eHad been in search when he had entered there,Although I hunted for it everywhere.I did not scold him, though, or bite his ear,Or say, I have an article right hereThats just as good or better. Why insistOn being so specific with your list? Xo. I just helped him hunt the thing lie wanted, The thing with which his consciousness was haunted. I grieved with him because he could not find The very thing that occupied his mind. He went away to seek it otherwhere: But went full knowing that I had a share In his anxiety to find precisely The thing that he had asked for so concisely. He went away and did not l)uy from me,Yet not a trace of peeving did he see.He went away regarding me his friendWho wished to help him bring about the endHe sought so earnestly. And so some dayHe will return. I will have made it payTo use the rule youve tried as well as I:Be courteous to him who does not huy. —Retail Public Ledger.
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Professor Parola, the eminent etymologist, asks Mr. Newby Sellers thederivation of the word optipod. KODAKSALESMAN an aia to t/ie man ienina tne ccm^nfer Vol.7 JANliAK^, 1922 No. 12 Better Enlargements and Bigger Profits One of our dealers recently soldan amateur photographer twoKodak Projection Printers—a $450sale. Tlie customer was a woman. Shesaw a Kodak Projection Printerat work—a self-focusing, automa-tic masking, printing machine, es-pecially designed for making largepictures from amateur negatives.She saw the image shrink and ex-pand always in perfect focus, asthe camera was moved up or downwith a touch of the hand. She wasfascinated by the ease with whichfine enlargements are made by theKodak Projection Printer. Shebought one to use at her summerplace and one to use at her winterhome. This customer had consider-ably more than $450 worth ofenthusiasm for amateur photog-raphy. The Kodak Projection Printerwas designed for use in amateurfinishing plants. But its capabili-ties

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