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The earliest short printed insert card done on purpose to inspire more purchases that I can think of off the top of my head is the chase card in the Spaulding & Merrick actress/pugilist and animal sets of 1889. We know about the redemption and which number they are, but have never seen either of the heavily short printed chase cards. There must have been baseball ones before the 1930's...
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