DOI Heft:
No. 80 (October 1903)
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26229#0459
An Attractive Cover
Does not <3/w<3y.s* contain an attrac-
tive journal. THE AMERICAN
INVENTOR is in the other class.
The more pages you turn, the better
you find it. Why ? Because a hard-
working, clever staff is sitting up
nights to render it interesting. *
Twenty-eight pages, many illustra-
tions. Issued twice a month.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS
FOR SALE ON ALL NEWS-STANDS—JEAT) ATM? A PAAfPLE CORK
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The American Inventor Publishing Company, Washington, D. c.
THE EYE OF A POTATO
is not of much account in scientific research, nor is it (the eye) good to eat — it is de-
cidedly uninteresting to artists — and has a sardonic way, almost criminal, of requiring
extra attention on this account in the culinary department. But there is an "interesting"
part of the " spud " after all.
HOW ARE YOUR EYES?
If they will stand improvement — but then this is not
a treatise on the optics; it's a magazine — a Western
magazine — we're talking about. A book unlike potato
eyes because it has no " uninteresting parts." And it's
different from other Western magazines.
THE FRONTIER MONTHLY
A Western magazine now in its second volume is for Miti.st.S' and rcadcr.s- — there is nothing
"sardonic" requiring "extra attention"—but it's all good and worth something — that
is, if you like vigorous stories and pleasant-to-take descriptive articles.
THE FRONTIER MONTHLY
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR DENVER, COLORADO
IT MAY NOT BE GOOD
FOR POTATO EYES
BUT IT WILL BENEFIT
YOURS
AD. XIX.
Does not <3/w<3y.s* contain an attrac-
tive journal. THE AMERICAN
INVENTOR is in the other class.
The more pages you turn, the better
you find it. Why ? Because a hard-
working, clever staff is sitting up
nights to render it interesting. *
Twenty-eight pages, many illustra-
tions. Issued twice a month.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS
FOR SALE ON ALL NEWS-STANDS—JEAT) ATM? A PAAfPLE CORK
We will gladly let you put the above to the proof. A postal does it.
DO IT NOW
The American Inventor Publishing Company, Washington, D. c.
THE EYE OF A POTATO
is not of much account in scientific research, nor is it (the eye) good to eat — it is de-
cidedly uninteresting to artists — and has a sardonic way, almost criminal, of requiring
extra attention on this account in the culinary department. But there is an "interesting"
part of the " spud " after all.
HOW ARE YOUR EYES?
If they will stand improvement — but then this is not
a treatise on the optics; it's a magazine — a Western
magazine — we're talking about. A book unlike potato
eyes because it has no " uninteresting parts." And it's
different from other Western magazines.
THE FRONTIER MONTHLY
A Western magazine now in its second volume is for Miti.st.S' and rcadcr.s- — there is nothing
"sardonic" requiring "extra attention"—but it's all good and worth something — that
is, if you like vigorous stories and pleasant-to-take descriptive articles.
THE FRONTIER MONTHLY
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR DENVER, COLORADO
IT MAY NOT BE GOOD
FOR POTATO EYES
BUT IT WILL BENEFIT
YOURS
AD. XIX.