Newspaper era discussion on magazine postage rates
In a Buffalo Center item the editor questions Paynes stance on raising magazine postage from one to four cents per pound. The piece argues newspapers rely on advertising, and that cheap postage helps keep citizens informed, supporting a view of journalism as a public necessity. It also covers Roosevelt’s message on tariffs and Cuban policy, plus brief medical ads and notices.
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Payne
Magazine 1
Han
Ourlang
Svare
Oxro
Cry of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
LA. D
Roosevelt
Congress
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