Either the greatest or the last says Roosevelt quote claims
A controversial editorial questions a quoted remark about Franklin D Roosevelt being the greatest president since Lincoln. It argues the remark would signal commitment to aggressive reform to avert economic collapse, fears dictatorship, and urges action to end the economic hell through inflation and debt relief while critiquing the current constitution and tax system.
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Four page paper seeks more ads to stay viable
The Arrow-Now appeals for readers to understand wartime pressure on the small four page paper. Management explains advertising must reach about fifty percent for profitability, notes two years of no profit and staff labor on short pay, and urges readers to subscribe while remaining patient and supportive during this tough period.
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