It developed propaganda through orators and pamphlets, created its own newspapers, and gave an impetus to what was called a "Jewish renaissance" in letters and arts.
The project promotes a catchy slogan, "Hard Time for Gun Crime," in its pamphlets and public announcements.
His abode was a mobile home, so full of books and pamphlets and other debris that it sagged on its foundation.
And its pamphlet-sized prose-bombs were never called pamphlets: "We wanted our publications to be regarded differently, so we called them 'studies', 'papers', 'reports' and other euphemisms".
Indeed, as lawyers for South Dakota said in a brief last year, the state publishes pamphlets and maintains a Web site setting out its position (www.state.sd.us/applications/ph17abortioninfo).us/applications/ph17abortioninfo
Big Junk Food, with its ubiquity and its advertising juggernaut, will always swamp earnest nutritional pamphlets and public-service announcements.
There's a touch of Emma Goldman's Why and How the Poor Should Not Have Children pamphlet in India's family planning methods and its time it ended.
Titles such as The Hammer of Witches, a 1486 treatise on witchcraft, are among its 13,000 items, which include pamphlets and hand-pressed books as well as photographs.
"Your bed should make stress go away," says a slogan on the home page, which also advertises a free kit that includes a swatch of the foam material and a pamphlet and DVD about its benefits.
As well as the pamphlet and the video, its official publication, Daqib, records what happened: "After capture, the Yazidi women and children were then divided according to Sharia [Islamic law] amongst the fighters of Islamic State who participated in the Sinjar operations….
