Selling Democracy as a Free Enterprise Product
The piece argues that American advertising culture promotes cereal, toothpaste, and consumer brands while failing to market democracy and capitalism as a compelling global product. It questions why the system of democratic government and free enterprise struggles to persuade both American citizens and international audiences.
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Promoting the American System as a Shared Product
The author argues for a nationwide effort to advertise and explain the U S government as the best form of governance. He suggests leveraging advertisers and industry funds to boost civic education, even proposing tax credits to support such a campaign alongside the free enterprise context.
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Health column warns about salt pollution and its effects
Spring brings salt runoff from highways affecting soil water and wildlife. Vermont cuts salt use. New England towns ban or phase out salt replacing it with sand. EPA may set drinking water limits. Also notes a planned state pilot food stamp program to boost aid and economy.
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Classified Ads Seek Buyers in Enterprise Columns
Want to buy something? Place a classified ad in the Enterprise to reach local readers. The ad prompts readers to browse the page for available items and sales, inviting quick responses from interested buyers.
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