Newspaper advertising views support living costs for papers
A bulletin from the American Newspaper Publishers Association urges large space users in general merchandise and grocery sectors to emulate successful advertising practices. It argues regular, widely circulated papers perform a public service and that ads keep subscription prices low, while opposing free circulation papers as a vicious economic cycle.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Taxpayers Demand Restraint as Government Expands
The piece argues Americans misapplied the Greek ideal of balance, condemning tax burdens and bloated government. It cites Governor Bricker urging no tax increases and tight economies in state government, urging similar actions across all states to shield taxpayers.
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Athens
John W. Bricker
Ohio
A Newspap er's Purpose and Public Duty
A historic statement on journalism defines a newspaper's core duty as disseminating news for broad public interest. It emphasizes truthfully presenting all news without bias or interpretation outside editorials, safeguarding citizen judgment and civic discourse.
Freedom of the press and public opinion quoted
The passage defends press freedom as a sacred constitutional tenet and urges unhampered news presentation. It cites Melville Stone of the AP, saying publicity forces justice and that authoritative power yields to public sentiment as the world learns.
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United States
Melville EB. Stone
The
Associated Press
Sons of Men
Spring Promises Better Business Across Markets
Business forecasters see 10 to 20 percent spring gains over last year with US buyers reaching a new NY record of 1,100 and Chicago marts up about 20 percent. Electrical goods may rise 10 to 80 percent. Fed index trends to 105–115. Optimism hinges on year‑over‑year gains, not winter gains, amid WPA cuts and policy signals.
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New York
Chicago
National Electric Manufacturers’ Association
Marcus Nadler
New York University
Congress
Centenarian Wisdom and a Warning on Liberty
A 100 year old Senator Cornelius Cole spoke at a banquet in 1922 about precious liberties won through blood and fortune, urging readiness to fight for freedom and warning against kings or dictators. Paul G. Hoffman later recalled Cole’s message, cautioning that pressures from supposed planners and minority groups threaten free enterprise and that regulation differs from control.
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Cornelius Cole
Los Angeles
Saturday Evening Post
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Company
New York
Mr. Hoffman
Senator Cole
Shawano Woman's club hears Carl Sandburg life review
Jacob Klein outlines Carl Sandburg's view of industrial America at Shawano Woman's club meeting. Sandburg praised as a generous, "great soul" who engages with workers, with a later tea and a 16-member performance by the Shawano Male chorus adding period entertainment.
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Life OF
Sandburg
Woman’s Club Meeting
Mra
Jacob Klein
Carl Sandburg
Shawano
Shawano Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Clyde Morrow
Harold Meyer
Fenton Muehl
Charles Naber
J. N. Olson
Emil Otto
Frank Mielke
Eric Albers
Man River
Alvin Achten
Curtis Black
Marshall Walfrich
A. A. Cantwell
Zona Gale
Otto Reetz
Sour Cream Dressing Recipe From A Classic File
A vintage dressing recipe blends dry mustard salt flour sugar vinegar and heavy cream with egg yolk melted butter and cayenne. Cooked over hot water until thick then folded into sour cream yields about a half cup. Also notes that straight walls widen slightly toward the top due to plumb line physics.
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Wisconsin Creamery
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farm to World Markets and Early Spring Dishes
The article traces Wisconsin farming from self-sufficient pioneer life to modern scale output feeding millions. It covers dairy cheese butter condensed milk vegetables and fruit canning, changing transport from ox-cart to rail and trucks, and shifts in home cooking from open fires to modern stoves. It also includes spring meal ideas like shrimp Creole and pea and cheese roast, with a brief note on a state drama competition honoring high school performers.
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Wisconsin
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Chicago Eye
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Schmidt
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William Reichel
Central State Teachers’ College
Charlotte
Harold Shlimovitz
Woodard Kerr
Reichel
Tarry Schoenick
Roland Schoenick
Tarry
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Roy Bibelhausen
M. J.wallrich
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Louis Hoefts
Charles Lucke
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Faye Miller
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Grow Home
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Miss Morgan
Virgie Schmidt
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Patsy Shine
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Roger Milsap
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Fred Brei
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Sorenson
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Harriet Schneers
Milwaukee
Helen Schumacher
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Green Bay
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St. James’ Lutheran Church
Schroth
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Sarah Mielke
Ed Aschenbrener
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Olga Brewer
Hattie Waller
Catholic Youth Council
E. P. Kilsdonk
A. E. Blum
Louis Cattanl
L. J. Brunner
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Misa Marion Kell
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Eagles
the Missionary Society
Audrey Boehm
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Art Wolf
Lamb
Detroit
Martin
UAW
Mich
Homer Martin
Auto Workers
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WEN
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Eat India State Teachers’ College
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