Editor’s Fair dealing and the cost of friendship
A long passage argues editors require fair behavior from readers who seek favors or notices in papers. It warns against buying influence with subscriptions and laments those who harm others for power, noting that editors remember deeds and motives even when readers hope for forgiveness. It ends with a stray medical ad and a grandmother’s distressed note about a healing salve.
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