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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
A concise column argues that bias persists against college men in employment and social circles. It notes stereotypes about graduates and calls for fair treatment and evaluation based on merit. The piece urges readers to challenge prejudice in classrooms and workplaces.
A journal article argues that college trained reporters are increasingly valued while noting that many editors still distrust college graduates. It cites major papers like the New York Sun and Chicago Tribune and compares U S and European practices, urging broader professional schooling in journalism.
The college newspaper workforce is thinning as graduates take on influential roles elsewhere, reducing the number of student writers and editors each year. This shift mirrors broader changes in journalism as trained professionals accumulate power in papers nationwide.
The writer questions the two month delay in passing a milk ordinance. They argue against no opposition, noting deaths caused by pathogenic germs in milk and asserting public opinion will support the measure once enacted.
Clark & Faulkner druggists promote Zemo a liquid external treatment for eczema blackheads pimples dandruff tetter and other skin and scalp diseases. The advertisement claims remarkable cures and offers a booklet to diagnose and guide home treatment with no time loss from work.
A milk ordinance must be uniform to protect health and life. The piece argues enforcement should prioritize human safety over dairy interests, saying a lax rule undermines protections and a stringent rule will disrupt some milkmen yet remains essential to consumers.
The debate centers on ensuring milk from healthy cows is free from contamination through definite and explicit safeguards. Consumers’ welfare drives milk ordinances, with producers bearing some extra costs for sanitation, but better cow cleanliness and handling can raise quality without raising prices.
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