It was in the advertisement columns of The Times, at a somewhat earlier date, that men were first invited to try a humble but now indispensable article of male attire, the “new invented gallowses or breeches suspensors, for keeping up the breeches without girthing them tight round the waist, but, on the contrary, keep them [...]
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Modern advertising is almost infinite in its variety. The notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths on the front page of The Times are advertisements; so is the announcement of a house to let, whether it appears in the classified columns of a newspaper or on an agent’s board planted in the front garden. These and [...]
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