Hiram Percy Maxim and Clarence D. Tuska

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Hiram Percy Maxim and Clarence D. Tuska Miscellaneous (1916)

No sooner does he make an impression on his pile of letters than another flood comes in. He makes a special request that the members bear in mind their orders and inquiries will be attended to as promptly as possible. If your letter is delayed three or four days, don’t get impatient; realize there are hundreds of others in the same position. Steps are being taken to increase the office force and in a few days everything will be running smoothly.
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Hiram Percy Maxim and Clarence D. Tuska Miscellaneous (1915)

AGENTS FOR QST SUBSCRIPTIONS. We will have a lot of people who want to buy but who have not the necessary personal snap to arrange for a regular subscription unless some one makes it easy for them. The agent has a good opportunity here. We will send one extra copy whenever an agent sends in subscription for four. If an agent sells eight, he receives ten from us.
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