Great American newspaper killed editorial voice ends era
The piece laments the death of a leading American newspaper, linking its demise to labor, material costs, and editorial leadership. It notes prominent figures like James Gordon Bennett Horace Greeley and Henry M. Stanley as historical peers, while predicting a chilling effect on press freedom. The postmortem analysis labels the death a principal threat to journalism’s freedom.
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Tie Heras
James Gordon Bennett
Horace Greis
Bennett
Greeley
Stanley Taran
Ard
Succatian
Mars
Sic
Herald Tribune
Jousting Remains Popular in Maryland Sports Scene
Dennis the Menace notes sport historian Ketchum Knightly recalls jousting as a colonial era favorite in Maryland. The piece contrasts church interiors with icons in Orthodox practice and explains statues versus flat icons in religious spaces.
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Maryland
Funeral Arrangements For Two Sioux Cityans Victims
Life’s end funeral arrangements are set for two Sioux City laborers who died from asphyxiation in a silo accident on a Plymouth county farm near Leslie Haley. Clifford T Whitey Freng 55 formerly of Volin SD now a Sioux City resident for 19 years and Louis Bernard Peterson 59 resided at the Gospel Missions. Bodies sent to Manning O Towle funeral home Sioux City Sheriff Jim Mertes said the accident occurred about 3 am as they entered the pit silo and died within minutes. An investigation by the Extension Service into silo gas dangers will be published. Dr Sherman Lindell Plymouth county medical examiner ruled the deaths accidental no autopsy planned operator present. Freng born April 30 1911 in Volin survived by son Richard Yankton SD brother Milton Volin two sisters Inez Mathison Sioux City and Aves Rockwell Montana and two grandchildren.
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Sioux City
Leslie Haley
Plymouth County
Clifford T. ‘Whitey Freng
Velin, SD
Lous Bernard Peterson
Gospel Missions
Manning-O'Towle
Jim Mertes
Boach
Lyle Mackey
Extension Service
la Mars
State Extension Service
Sherman Lindell
Plymouth County Medical Examiner
Freng
Volin
California
Richard
Yankton
S.D
Milton
Inez Mathison
Aves Rockwell
Montana
Barbs on Work as Interlude Between Vacations
Remark on work being an interlude of boredom between vacations mentions Erle Stanley Gardner as the fastest novelist, noting he dictates up to 10 000 words daily and handles seven novels at once.
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Erle Stanley Gardner
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Dennis the Menace
By Ketchum
Flushing Area
Central Ave
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Iowa Public Service Company
Tap
Fn Fa
Ken
Byth
Shirley
Eagles Hall
Gerald Manning
le Mars
Norway
Quissing
Vidkun Quisling
Quisling
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Huet
Rexall
Bulls-Eye
Sunbeam Electric
DANA
Tobu
Rubinstein
Rexall Drug
Vient Rae
Regulacor Menthol
Jaerosou
Desert Flower
Henry Min
Bryl-Creem
Ee Tabeers Homens
Kesait
Cara Nome
Ena
BRECK
Gillette
Tampax
Lovely Kerxall Drug CO
Qesail
APC
Cnosst
Price Lavender
DOANS
Walter C. Parkes
Chattanooga
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