"When you're in the presence of beauty, it's not something you have to think about," its publicity pamphlet proclaims.
Publicity given to the atrocities, especially in Gladstone's pamphlet "The Bulgarian Horrors and the Question of the East" (1876), served to arouse public sympathy in Europe for the Bulgarians and other southern Slavs attempting to gain independence from the Ottoman Empire.
3. Publicity includes pamphlets, radio announcements, as well as verbal support from village leaders and teachers.
Their publicity campaign featured pamphlets like "What Price Prohibition?" (Answer: with the return of legal alcohol, "the necessity of levying income taxes would be eliminated") and "The Cost of Prohibition and Your Income Tax".
Mr. Herz, whose family had escaped the Nazis, was fascinated by Reuchlin's lucid arguments against anti-Semitism and his and Pfefferkorn's efforts to attract publicity by circulating pamphlets and attending book fairs.
Additional publicity included more pamphlets and poster as well as a full day of advertising from a roving vehicle the day prior to the DST.
Our results, consistent with changes demonstrated elsewhere [ 17], suggest the positive impact of the role of community intervention programmes (e.g. brochures, booklets and pamphlets were all called publicity material) on HIV/AIDS-related knowledge and behaviors.
Crumb, a cartoonist, provided early publicity for the church by reprinting Sub Genius Pamphlet #1 in his comics anthology Weirdo.
The pamphlet generated a great deal of publicity over the handling of the issue by the Tory ministry.
For Mark Hanna in 1896, the key to electing William McKinley lay in raising previously unheard-of amounts of money and spending it lavishly on pamphlets, posters, rallies and other forms of publicity.
