Advertising And Pyre History
Text: Semen Schrake
Modern Marquetologists must carefully consider their campaigns so as not to overthrow the FAS warning, hurt no one's feelings in the wrong way or become a subject of social media. Their predecessors felt more freely (whether lucky or sadly). Advertising campaigns are an example.
Joyce Hayt, 161-year-old woman
Fineas Barnum was referred to as the king of influencing, and he was the one who wrote the phrase " Every minute a sheet is born " .
What is worthwhile is that he started his career with the fact that in 1835 he bought a paralyzed old negro and started riding around the country, showing everyone who wants to (for pay, of course). Legend said that a woman was 161 years old and that she was the nanny of George Washington himself. When a woman died six months later, Barnum gave her autopsy a whole show. It turned out that Joyce wasn't 161, but 80. But it didn't embarrass the showman.
After a short time, he reappeared on the horizon, showing Joyce's buried body as a humane robot.
" Ocean Process "
In 1925, Tennessee (USA) adopted the Butler Act, which prohibits teaching in schools of any kind that would deny the divine origin of a person (i.e., anyone other than the Bible). The loud trial of Master John Scoups, who dared to break the Butler Act, was a milestone in the history of the battle between evolution and religion, but it also became one of the biggest publicity campaigns of the twentieth century.
That's the story. When Akt Butler was published, the American Civil Liberties Union decided to find a teacher called to challenge the system. Local leaders in a small (forgotten and god and evolution) town of Dayton realized it was their chance. The phrase " Black Pierre, too, " had not yet existed, but that was the postlat and the fathers of the city. In fact, the trial brought to Deton's national attention.
