Coffee News

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Coffee News is a weekly advertising publication delivered to restaurants, coffee shops, pubs, and small businesses. Created by Jean Daum, it began in 1988, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

The publication is printed on brown sepia paper, and mainly features "exclusive category" advertising along its left and right edges on both sides. The middle section contains interesting news articles, horoscopes, inspirational quotes, trivia, and local announcements.

Contents

[edit] Sections

[edit] Everybody's Talking

This section features interesting news stories from around the world. This section usually contains 4 short paragraphs, briefly summarizing the topic.

[edit] Quoteable Quotes

This section contains inspirational quotes from various authors. There are usually 2–4 quotes in this section.

[edit] What's Happening

This section feature local announcements in the area, for example, club meetings, job opportunities, real estate, etc. The number of announcements varies, but each announcement is limited to 40 words or less.

[edit] Trivia

This section contains 5 trivia questions based on general topics such as pop culture, sports, and literature. The answers are revealed on the other side of the page.

[edit] Your Weekly Horoscope

This section features horoscopes for all zodiac signs. It also gives lucky numbers for the week.

[edit] Did You Know . . .

This section contains facts about general topics like actors, landmarks, animals, and other topics. Did You Know . . . contains 4 facts.

[edit] On The Lighter Side

This section features ideas that may not be thought about often, but can be very true, for example:

“ People have one thing in common -- they are all different. ”


[edit] References

  1. ^ Entrepreneur.com Franchise Rankings http://www.entrepreneur.com/franchises/coffeenews/298922-3.html