Editorial on advertising keeps newspapers alive across the states
The piece argues that local ads fuel the newspaper system and economy. It credits editors, merchants, and a free press for informing citizens and enabling markets across communities.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
2
The piece argues that local ads fuel the newspaper system and economy. It credits editors, merchants, and a free press for informing citizens and enabling markets across communities.
A Kennedy tax plan touted as equal treatment in fact targets credits on dividends ends exemptions for aged and blind removes joint return benefits and taxes home rental value. Architects Surrey Heller Caplin argue it closes loopholes but taxpayers face broader bills under August presented reform.
Chicago consumer alerts reveal the FDA seized 5400 jars of Giant Economy Size Maxwell House coffee after buyers paid $144 per 10 oz jar while the 607 size sold for 750. The probe cites short weight slack fill and deceptive labels like Kung jumbo and giant to mislead shoppers, with trade press calling it a witch hunt and lawmakers seeking tighter laws.
Readable portions hint a grimy puzzle collection with clues like Withered flower and Baron's estate house. The text devolves into a long editorial jab about consumer deception and odd jokes, mentioning Kennedy and Moley with scattered punchlines.
A collection of humorous exchanges from Wichita to school stages and home life. An insurance agent’s literal policy quips, a wife’s protest at a husband’s lack of domestic help, a boy’s Cleopatra casting reasoned by a snake, and playful quips about government spending and criticism.
Sunday afternoon Mable Raw ings Marlyn and Kenney visited in Whitney with Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Weaver.
Jet aircraft load as much as 18 000 gallons of fuel for a flight to Europe from O’Hare International Airport in Chicago. Jets consume about 2 300 gallons an hour, compared to 98 gallons for a large piston engined craft.
A string of rural humor and quick quips on marriage debt luck and daily life. Jokes range from the traveling salesman and shotgun weigh in marriage to a diner jab about paralysis and a teacher Perry on hypocrites.
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