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THE SOUTH AS A FIELD.
THE EYES of the business world are on the South. Os all other
sections we believe it offers to advertisers greatest inducements
by giving greatest returns for their money. Os all other sections it
possesses greatest natural advantages.
Its climate is hardly equalled the world over. Its soil produces
a variety of the necessities and the comforts of life not surpassed
by any country on the face of the globe. Its people are refined, en
ergetic, progressive.
It is undergoing a growth and development that is the wonder
of all who are familiar with its recent history. Its manufacturing
industries are rapidly multiplying; every new enterprise makes in
creased demand for equipment and supplies, gives employment to
additional people, enlarges pay rolls, and adds to the purchasing
ability of our population.
New business houses and manufacturing plants are being con
stantly erected: each one contributes its quota to the wonderful con
sumption of building materials, and each one gives good wages to
various classes of artisans.
Increase of population demands new dwellings, and increased
prosperity is all the while bringing improvement in the class of
dwellings being erected. Every new home must be fitted and furnish
ed, and every year brings greater demand for improved facilities and
increased conveniences of all kinds.
Twenty-five years ago the average farm and village home was sup
plied with benches, home-made tables, and other things in keeping
therewith. To-day the average home shows manifold evidences of
growing resources, culture and liberality.
Periods of financial depression have been felt in the South to a
loss extent than in any other states. Through storm and sunshine,
in panic and in plenty, the spirit of growth has hovered over this
highly favored land of Dixie and all classes have gladly responded to
the call of this spirit-
There is scarcely a town that has not steadily increased in popu
lation and in business. People are all the while coming from other
s< ctions to locate in this favored home of sunshine and of plenty,
while it is a very unusual thing for any one to leave the South in
search of home or business-
The rapid development of cities and improvement of shipping
facilities is all the while increasing the demand and making it easier
t<> market products—thus readily converting into cash many resources
that have heretofore been wasted.
It is a well recognized fact that the South’s cotton is in demand
to clothe the world, and that more than $(>00,000,000 of gold is
awaiting each crop of the beautiful fleecy staple. This resource is
all the while growing larger as the average yield per acre is increased
and as new factories are established to convert the raw material into
fabrics of more than double its value. On the farmer and the manu
facturer must depend the business prosperity of any country. In
this beautiful Southland almost every man outside the few large
cities is to some extent a farmer—having his “patch” if not his plan
tation. The general advertiser cannot afford to overlook such a vast
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only mail order woman’s monthly in Dixie: it is entering its 22nd.
year of successful publication, and is the only magazine that ever
reached this enviable age in this wonderful section. It seeks only a
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ing over five hundred million dol
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