Predicts Ten Cent Daily Newspapers
Frank A. Munsey urged drastic reductions in newsprint use and regulatory control of wood pulp sources before the Senate committee investigating a paper shortage. William Randolph Hearst proposed cutting newspaper size by 20 to 25 percent and advocated doubling advertising and circulation to maintain revenue. He also argued against government page limits for mail circulation as a revenue safeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Munsey
New York
Senate
William Randolph Hearst
Pers
Hearst
Munsey
New Brown and White Ribbon Ties at Punch & Co
R. E. Punch & Co. advertises new brown and white ribbon ties for gentlemen. The notice highlights availability in stock and invites customers to visit the shop for selections and fitting.
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R. E. Punch & Co
Facts and Fancies from Mack on Unions and Reds
A column playful on social habits and politics. It riffs on unions, temperance, Redrum price, and social scenes in Washington and Lancaster Ohio. It jokes about London, a Treasury picket, and even women’s protests, mixing satire with current curiosities.
School of experience teaches stubborn lessons in life
A collage of quips and letters touches on patience, finances, and social quirks. Readers reference teachers, doctors, politicians, and family life with humor about money, laundry, vehicles, and cups of tea at home. The tone mimics a talky town column.
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Leonard
Chenault & Orear
Winchester Stone
Mack
United States
England
Cuba
London
Clown Prince
Treasury Building
Washington
Lancaster
Ohio
Flint, Michigan
Petter
Buick
Mt. Sterling
Oldham
George
A. B. Oldham & Son
Stake
Mexico
Papa
Michigan
Johnson
Wood
Smith
Son
Kentucky
Newberry
America
Mt. Sterling Lumber Co. Incorporated
Star Planing Mill Co
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company
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