Automatic Age
Issue: 1926 April - Page 12
12
T h e A u t o m a t i c A ge
The Automatic Age
T H E N ATIONAL MAGAZINE OF TH E VENDING MACHINE
INDUSTRY
Covering Automatic Machines and Self-Service Devices of
Every* Description
PU BLISH ED M ONTHLY BY
T H E L IG H T N E R P U B L IS H IN G CORPORATION
0 , C. L IG H T N E R , E d itor
W. H. CARR. Advertising Manager
Official Organ: Chicago Vending Machine Otwrators’ Association
Olliclal Organ: Milwaukee Vending Machine Operators" Association
Executive Office, 2721 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
LA ST FORM S PO SITIV E LY CLOSED OX TIIE 20TH OF MONTH PRECEDING ISSUE
CONTRIBUTIONS:
Contributions from otir readers are always welcome.
A D VE RTISIN G : Rates furnished upon request.
cost or obligation.
Copy suggestions for Advertising prepared without
SUBSCRIPTION S: Single copies 10 cents, back copies, 25 cents.
United riiatcs and possessions. Foreign subscriptions $1.50.
Yearly subscriptions $1.0-0 to
There Is So Much
News this Month
that we do not have time to write
editorials. The one remark we particularly wanted to make is that
we dropped back 16 pages. Last month we had a 100 page paper
and we were very ambitious to keep that up. We thought a
hundred-page paper was representative of the vending machine
industry, that when it came into the hands of prospective buyers
of vending machines it would stimulate sales. Such an issue com
ing out every month would dignify the industry and induce a high
class of men to come into it.
W e believe this trade is getting large enough to support a first
class paper that will stand shoulder to shoulder with the best trade
papers representing any line of business.
W e want to urge each manufacturer in the trade to take space
and keep in TH E A U T O M A T IC AG E regularly. It will pay. Our
advertisers get good results, and whether they got any results at
all or not they can afford to spend a small amount of money to be
represented with some space at least. Incidentally it will benefit
the whole industry.
© International Arcade Museum
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
T h e A u t o m a t i c A ge
The Automatic Age
T H E N ATIONAL MAGAZINE OF TH E VENDING MACHINE
INDUSTRY
Covering Automatic Machines and Self-Service Devices of
Every* Description
PU BLISH ED M ONTHLY BY
T H E L IG H T N E R P U B L IS H IN G CORPORATION
0 , C. L IG H T N E R , E d itor
W. H. CARR. Advertising Manager
Official Organ: Chicago Vending Machine Otwrators’ Association
Olliclal Organ: Milwaukee Vending Machine Operators" Association
Executive Office, 2721 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
LA ST FORM S PO SITIV E LY CLOSED OX TIIE 20TH OF MONTH PRECEDING ISSUE
CONTRIBUTIONS:
Contributions from otir readers are always welcome.
A D VE RTISIN G : Rates furnished upon request.
cost or obligation.
Copy suggestions for Advertising prepared without
SUBSCRIPTION S: Single copies 10 cents, back copies, 25 cents.
United riiatcs and possessions. Foreign subscriptions $1.50.
Yearly subscriptions $1.0-0 to
There Is So Much
News this Month
that we do not have time to write
editorials. The one remark we particularly wanted to make is that
we dropped back 16 pages. Last month we had a 100 page paper
and we were very ambitious to keep that up. We thought a
hundred-page paper was representative of the vending machine
industry, that when it came into the hands of prospective buyers
of vending machines it would stimulate sales. Such an issue com
ing out every month would dignify the industry and induce a high
class of men to come into it.
W e believe this trade is getting large enough to support a first
class paper that will stand shoulder to shoulder with the best trade
papers representing any line of business.
W e want to urge each manufacturer in the trade to take space
and keep in TH E A U T O M A T IC AG E regularly. It will pay. Our
advertisers get good results, and whether they got any results at
all or not they can afford to spend a small amount of money to be
represented with some space at least. Incidentally it will benefit
the whole industry.
© International Arcade Museum
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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