Editor and Publisher Endorsements and Notices
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Whistling on the Job and Italian Labor Concepts
Readers hear a defense of whistling on the job as a harmless vent and a call for an auditorium for whistlers. The piece links union organization for Italian workers, Fascist controls, and capitalist protection with a broader social note. It mentions Russia’s matrimonial rules and name practices.
Editorial on gasoline taxes and a printer’s head swap mishap
The piece notes that gasoline is taxed by all but four states and cites USDA figures for the first half of 1925 showing 60,108,734 in state gas taxes with most funds funneled into road work. It recalls a Georgia newspaper misprint swapped headlines on religious and prize fight stories, illustrating editor camaraderie and occasional tragedy.
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