(Q) What ingredient can be added to Fur-Fluff to eliminate
the unpleasant odor that clings to the fur after use of same?
(A) Orris Root Flour. Proportions would be teaspoonful.
This would be put in when the leather dust is, see - to -
well, we have a larger container - to two gallons of the
preparation. This means with the whole combination, see?
Not of the solution but this is only put in when the leather
dust or saw dust is put in, this stirred in - sprinkled over
and stirred in. This will materially change this. One
teaspoonful to two gallons. Orris Root Flour; that is,
it's the pulverized, see?
(Q) Is the name and dust product Fur-Fluff suitable for
Persian Lamb and Caracul, and if not, how can this product
be improved?
(A) As we find, these would be suitable - as indicated -
for all types of fur.
(Q) What can be added to relieve the dullness of the fur
after use of product?
(A) This, as to the manner and way in which it is applied,
is learned more and more of - as to the manner in which it
may be applied to give more and more sheen and gloss,
especially as to the manner of combing it afterwards. Use
not a metal or celluloid comb, but a bone comb. This will
materially aid also.
(Q) Is the dust I am using cedar dust or leather dust and
which shall I ask for when ordering?
(A) Order the leather dust. Use that. There has been a
combination in some not so good as the leather dust, and if
this is of a coarser quality it would be better.
(Q) Is Joseph Friedman honorable and able to carry out
the advertising and sales promotion required to make this
business a success?
(A) This makes as we find just a bit of a complicated
association. There are necessary channels for consideration
through these. Yet as we find these would be competent. Be
sure those other associates, as would assist in this, are
agreed to ALL of those activities of Friedman in this
direction.
(Q) Can I trust him absolutely?
(A) This is rather a bad question, under the circumstances.
Absolutely is rather too broad, to be used in this connection
or association. Provided there is always that condition
where a checkmate may be had, can be trusted. To say
absolutely would be too far. But where a checkmate can be
maintained, very well.
(Q) Shall I use Jules Goldstein, Lester Friedman, as my
lawyer, or A. Allen Reich as suggested by Joseph Friedman?
(A) As we find, Friedman and associate would be better than
Reich. Let this be rechecked though by those in whom the
entity may have a great deal of confidence as to their
abilities, as in conjunction with Joe (the brother), [
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(the brother-in-law).
(Q) Is ... Ave. a good place to locate my office and
factory?
(A) Very good. Don't tie it up for too long, because we
find if these are followed out correctly it'll be spreading
out and be OUT of New York City.
(Q) How long would you advise under the circumstances?
(A) Not more than one year.
(Q) Shall I put an advertisement in the New York Times
for a sales manager?
(A) Let this again be considered with Friedman, (brother
Joe), [
417], and lawyers. Take this as sort of an advisory
council. Because the body will do it's own way anyway, and
will be directed in most of these. Just don't go too fast.
(Q) Is Fur-Fluff inflammable?
(A) No.
(Q) Are the proportions in the chlorine acid solution
correct, and is Fur-Fluff prepared according to directions
given in previous reading?
(A) Those are very good. They may need to be, as indicated,
considered more as to the CHARACTER of the carrier, the
leather dust or sawdust. And this should be not quite so
fine. And this should be altered according to the better
conditions and the type and manner it is put on.
(Q) What color or colors would be best for the label and
printed matter?
(A) Maroon and white.
(Q) Would Macy's and Gimbel's consider a demonstrator, and
would that be a good medium of advertising?
(A) This as we find will come a little bit later, or in
those periods when there are considerations of greater
numbers of furs being prepared for use again in its regular
season. Well for this to be worked up; that is, the
demonstrators, how and what it will do, and the ways and
means for conducting the demonstration. This may be
eventually worked to that, but not in the next week or few
days.
(Q) Can this product be planned and carried out in the same
manner in other large cities?
(A) This can be carried out in other cities, or it will be
found that the choosing of those places that are as not
independent but inter-dependent will be well; that is, those
that work with the larger stores in the larger cities. And
when once demonstrated in one to a satisfaction, it's easily
opened in the others - and then the compilation or the orders
for distribution through these becomes an easier task.
(Q) What type of comb can be put out with the product and
not be so expensive?
(A) As indicated.
(Q) Would this preparation be suitable for cleansing dogs?
(A) Be suitable for cleansing dogs.
(Q) Should any changes be made in same for this?
(A) Some little changes. It would necessitate that the acid
be reduced somewhat. No, we wouldn't change it any; save use
a FINER dust for the dog - or the fine dust as is being used,
and a coarser for the other - or a coarser for the fur.
(Q) Should the same name be used?
(A) No, should be different. Specific conditions for
specific activities are preferable. This may be changed to
that of Jennings' Dog Cleanser.
(Q) What colors should be used for label, printed matter,
etc.?
(A) This, as we find, would be better in Black and White.
(Q) Should such distribution be through drug stores, pet
stores, or how?
(A) Pet stores, and the same in the way of demonstration
should be made. And the hospitals for pets, see?
(Q) What about this product for care of hair on the head?
(A) This would require a great many changes for this.
Remember one's a live organism, the other is an organism made
to cleanse or be cleansed by an activity!
(Q) Any other advice for the body at this time?
(A) Keep the counsel. Don't go too fast. Make the
demonstrations to self and to others often, sufficient for
the preparing of others to be expert demonstrators in this
cleansing line. Well that some of these be chosen from those
that have been furriers for years.
We are through for the present.
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