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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1927
Page
5
The article argues newspapers and business houses are interdependent, sharing growth through wide circulation and advertising. It notes that ads lower selling costs, boost coverage, and that accurate business news strengthens reader trust. It emphasizes ethics, quality content, and the newsroom’s role in informing and educating the public.
The piece argues newspapers are national advertising conduits shaping markets. It describes how ads travel via telegraph and wire services to hundreds of papers, aiding advertisers through display departments. It notes readers rely on papers for news and prices, highlighting the sales leverage of well presented pages.
Babe Ruth climbs toward a top ten ranking in the American League with a .340 average and 21 homers through the latest week. Bing Miller leads AL hitters at .400, while Jimmy Dykes rises to fifth as Shulte moves into tenth. In the NL, Frankie Frisch and Rogers Hornsby chase top batting marks as Frisch speeds ahead in steals and Charley Root tops the mound with 11 wins.
Alfonso Young Gonzales of San Antonio a Mexican lightweight and Young Jack Thompson of Oakland formerly of Los Angeles are matched for a 10 round bout at Dreamland Rink next Friday night. Thompson is regarded as a top coast prospect and Gonzales is described as rugged and willing.
Amarillo Texas June 18 AP The resignation of E B Tracy as president of the Amarillo Baseball Club of the Western League has been asked for by a vote of the majority of stockholders at a meeting today. The action comes after road performance weaknesses and belief a management change could improve the club's fortunes.
Phoenix and Globe Bears played a tight pitching duel as Vaughn outpitched Boyd. A decisive ninth inning double play Vaughn to Lindsley to Downs ended the game with Globe winning 3 to 2. Final line shows Globe 7 1 while Phoenix 3.
Flagstaff items list residents and guests visiting or traveling through the town. Mrs J F Sheehan and Grace May return from Phoenix. Miss Roberts arrives for summer school. Miss Lilly Casey from Red Lake visits. Mrs Denny O'Brien and son Moran of Spring Valley call. Mrs Wilson Pace and Mrs Fletch Fairchild depart for Long Beach. Clyde Thompson leaves for Kingman. Mr John Akers of Phoenix, a former Flagstaff resident, greets old friends. others from Williams and local residents are noted.
Wayne Sboro Pennsylvania June 18 AP The newspapers of the United States are for the first time in their history a billion dollars business this year W P Heazell assistant managing editor of the New York World told members of the Pennsylvania newspapers publishers association at their annual banquet The income from sales will be 260 million dollars and from advertising 750 million dollars despite setbacks in many sections The increase over 1926 will be about 20 million dollars Daily newspaper circulation is growing at an unprecedented rate Last year the numerical increase was 50 percent greater than the growth in population One newspaper is printed every day for every two persons over ten who can read.
In Nassau on June 18 three men were sentenced to seven years each for dynamiting the government treasury vault in March 1926 and stealing 47000 dollars in gold and silver. The three convicted men named Hilliard Bowen Orlando Ingraham and Spencer Williams are described as colored natives and held clerical and chauffeur positions in the treasury.
Scientists at Yerkes Observatory announce the Pons-Winnecke comet is speeding toward Earth and will be plainly visible to the naked eye within a week. The comet shifts from fifth magnitude to fourth as Prof. Gerges Van Biesbroeck captures photos for study.
Berlin June 18 AP German cheese makers told the Reichstag agricultural committee that Limberger has fallen from grace in democratic Germany. Once a staple at beer gardens it is now a drag on the market as public taste shifts toward fat-containing hard and soft cheeses inspired by French styles.
Canton China held a wide anti Japanese protest with crowds in the streets. Propagandists covered walls with hostile posters and an airplane dropped propaganda leaflets over the city.
Magnolia Mississippi reports the death of William Monroe Wroeten former Commander in Chief of the United Confederate Veterans at age unknown. He passed away in Magnolia on June 18 as announced by AP.
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