By that time advertisements claimed that the building was "five minutes from Wall Street".
In 2011, Oregon's ad budget was $26.6 million over a two year period; in Ohio, the state used to time advertisements for its Super Lotto game to coincide with the delivery of Social Security and government benefit checks.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 11.19pm BST Half-time advertisement: I had promised myself that I'd finally stop desperately pushing And Gazza Misses The Final, the World Cup MBM book I've co-written with Rob Smyth.
In other words, a precisely timed advertisement, sent to a recent divorcee or new homebuyer, can change someone's shopping patterns for years.
John P. McGrath, President of the East New York Savings Bank said in a Times advertisement that purchase of lottery tickets were not a gamble but a donation to education.
In 1931 a New York Times advertisement stored in the castle at Vadstena summoned investors to take part in an IMCO issue of $50m 5% convertible gold debentures.
The Times advertisement alone cost roughly $65,000, a standard rate for ads not slotted to run on a particular day, a spokeswoman for the newspaper said.
In an explanatory note to their New York Times advertisement, he wrote: "We do not accept that one side is the 'righteous victim' and the other side the 'evil aggressor'.
It links to a New York Times advertisement it took out earlier in the month entitled "Is Alex Gibney's Upcoming HBO 'Documentary' a Rolling Stone/UVA Redux?" Going Clear will screen on US network HBO later in the year.
