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The "Workshop of the World" has made of
Philadelphia "The City of Homes." There are
500,000 homes in this city and suburbs and each
one sends its greetings and a hearty
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The workshop of the Curtis Publish
ing Company, where 500,000 complete
magazines are produced each day, is eager
for a visit from you.
We want to entertain you in the first
workshop of its kind ever erected in
America a building devoted exclusively
to the publishing of daily newspapers
The Public Ledger-Evening Ledger
Building.
Atlantic City, our seaside suburb, at
the finest time of 1916 will anticipate
your coming, and you will be entertained
there.
Across the river in Camden you will
hear a hearty "Come in" from Victor,
Campbell and Esterbrook.
The Liberty Bell will have returned
from its sojourn in California. Indepen
dence Hall will be visited and your re
ception at Valley Forge will not be as
cold as was Washington's in the winter of
1777-1778.
Stetson hat factories, Baldwin Loco
motive Works and Cramp's extensive ship
yards are workshops well worth the visit
you will be invited to make.
Hosiery, underwear, cotton, woolen,
oilcloth, blanket, hardware and many other
great industries will benefit by your
coming.
The greatest money making institu
tion, aside from the 'convention itself, the
U. S. Mint, will want you to see how
they make money.
Our late prominent citizen and ad
vertising man, Dr. Benjamin Franklin
will greet you in spirit.
William Penn from his statue on high
will welcome you even before you enter
our city.
Philadelphia, after two centuries of
progressive manufacturing effort, which
has made of the city "The Workshop of
the World," will be grateful for one week
of inspiration which the Advertising Clubs
of the World will bring.
Your convention, brought to Philadel
phia in 1916, will give new ideas and impetus
to the men who operate this vast Workshop.
In behalf of the Governor of Pennsylvania, The Trustees of the
University of Pennsylvania, the Mayor of Philadelphia, The Poor
Richard Club, and every advertiser, advertising man and publisher
in our city, we ask you to vote for Philadelphia as your Convention
City for 1916.
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