Prey and Hustler clash over local journalism ethics
A noisy, opinionated piece in the Hustler railst against sensationalism and cliques in local papers while defending honest reporting and fair treatment of readers. The text laments cheap advertising schemes and praises small-town papers that back genuine enterprise and community support.
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The piece argues a newspaper must print what occurs even on dull days and urges reporters to hustle ten hours daily. It notes ordinary incidents can be newsworthy, poll tax interest and baseball fans, and that filling space with varied items is essential when events lag.
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