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The Red Book 1905-04: Vol 4 Iss 6, 1905
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1THE RED BOOK ADVERTISING SECTION
3THE FIRST AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
4OLDEST IN AMERICA
5LARGEST IN THE WORLD
7OVER $440,000,000 Back of its Policy Contracts
8THE MUTUAL LIFE HOME OFFICE BUILDING
10$1,106,701,837.00 have been paid to and accumulated for its policy holders—or over Two Hundred and Seventeen Million Dollars more than any other company has accomplished.
12The Mutual Life
13Will Provide You with an Income and an Estate
14If you are in good health, THE MUTUAL LIFE will make this contract with you: At the end of 15 years it will pay you $1,000 and $1,000 each and every year thereafter, until $15,000 has been paid. At the end of that time THE MUTUAL will also pay you $10,000 cash.
16Fill out the attached coupon and learn the exact cost of this most desirable form of Investment Insurance.
18RICHARD A. McCURDY
19PRESIDENT
20The Mutual Life
21INSURANCE COMPANY
22OF NEW YORK
24Red Book April '05.
25THE MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. OF NEW YORK,
26New York City.
27Gentlemen:—I shall be glad to receive, without in any way committing myself, information regarding cost of your policy mentioned in your April advertisement.
28My occupation is…………………….and age……
29Name ……………………………………………..
30Address ……………………………………………..
32TEAR OFF AND MAIL COUPON.
34In writing to advertisers it is of advantage to mention The Red Book.
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