Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. Introduction.--I. The historical aspect: The distribution of intelligence.--II. The modern aspect: The scientific distribution of commodities. The value of advertisement to the producer and retailer. The value of advertisement to the consumer. The technique of advertising. The nature of advertising genius. Service and the modern advertising agency. The possibility of business literature.--III. The prophetic aspect: The scientific distribution of ideas in general. The scientific distribution of state policy. The scientific distribution of political thought. The scientific distribution of literature. The scientific distribution of social propaganda