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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1929

Page

4

The Spectator Postal Notice and Advertising Rates

The Spectator announces second class matter status for Joliet Illinois with post office filing and printing details. Advertising rates on application. Chicago printing by The Eagle Printing Co. Representatives listed with contact numbers. Subscription rates show yearly mail at 2.00 in advance and city carrier at five cents per issue.

Joliet Illinois Eagle Printing Co Chicago A. M. Levy G. N Michigan Ave

Speusippus and the modern sense of knowledge through comparison

The essay recalls Speusippus nephew of Plato who argued that knowledge requires comparison with other things. It argues that no object can be known in isolation and that understanding arises from relative qualities, a principle applicable to modern life in business science and society. The piece uses a watermelon as an example to show how perception depends on reference to related ideas.

Plato Speusippus Satan Gercat Diogenes Rosika Schwimmer United States Ehert

Advertising ethics and civic cooperation in a bygone column

The piece argues that city harmony rests on knowing and respecting others, citing reciprocity and civic service. It critiques national identity, promotes cooperation and ethical advertising, and suggests a censor to approve ad copy to prevent misleading claims, positing advertising should be truthful and discreet.

Advertising and the value of friendly recommendations

The piece argues that the slogan We are advertised by our loving friends expresses a truth about advertising. It stresses that advertising alone brings customers only if readers become friends of the business, as personal goodwill turns inquiries into lasting patronage.

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