Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-11

ana proceeded to M it himself When he
| compromised with mo on six dollars q
week, instead of ON ten. he was huijding
up property, and he persisted unremit-
uAglN. and with all tho discomfort of tho
drudrcry attendant upon attention to
details until the Springfield Republican
b"tain". and is now, probably the most
successful paper in n commercial sense
published in a city of the same size any,
Wh're in the world. That Newspaper never
could have b'com" great except through
the inspiration of the elder Samuel
Rowlcs. but it surely could not have con-
tlnuod Er at but for the sagacitv of the
present Samuel Bowlcs. 1t was with this
example in my mind that | Formulated
the suggestion which l vcntured, looking
To tho mutually of interest. so far as
production only was concerned, of the
Pcacham Democrat and the Pcacham Pa
triot.
have but ono word more 10 say as n
practical printer. There is one thing in
u" physical making or newspaper that
always ononds mo. Tho first pac, should
Toe either a show-window or - cover. \
paper geographically attractive is proba-
bly, more pleasing if its first page be
wholly free from advertisements. That is
the erovc-v.indov, I,ut ,l,o,o is r,.,,i,,,, 90
f.,siyo in tI, ..,,,,,..,,o,,,o 90 - d.. go
whole occu,,iod Ia. ,,,,.,,i..,,,.,,.
thcn bog.,,o. q. co,.,, r,,, .,,,.,,. ,,.;,..l..
and cov,r. do,,+ ,,i,. mo o,+,,,,..,,,
blordin., IL an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,til,
serves mother ,,,rnos, .t,rd, -. >.,,.
may be right or v,ro,c ol,o,, tbot r,t 10 |
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well I'm not .o ,Yo will ,rocoo,l no Co..,
Their along that limo
ShHf-i'ESfECT OF JOURNALISM. |
second only to cbar,cter -, o4f,-,i.o
journalism is soIf-rosnact Tho s,,,.,i,,.
silly. and inovcusatI. r,r,or,, e,,.,rt,,,,
of the vuIoorit,. of os,o,., +i.,,,.,,. ...,r
nodo" NM, ,b,t 81 a,,rot ~ ia,,r,',,..,
an, a ucw.uanor man q. b,s ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,
check tho rrnutb of ido,Is j., ,bl 49,
minds of Thousands -, wanna, 49,, IT,
any like u,t,r,rco o,.o,. ,,,,7,, H., 49,, ,.',I
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,,,I5 ,., NV ''''N''"oe upon ne
NY NV Wy as 'H"I'IHtS' nut
' ','N'' - "o' ''uc'd as Jay lahor-
t'i"i u minute Marin
"''"'' an" without profession re-
i"'''''N ''e sI'"'eSt skill OF intellect. the
"'''' discrimination uel"eoh right and
"''"5' t"e NUS Iorcelul FORM OF express
''''' Hn" tue HlsheSt order OF moral cour-
'Sc' l""' one ol thc most potent agencies
III lhe evolution OF TINS American nation
7"ouid DC mus debased, oven in appear
lhc'' Is surely anything but creditable to
nose responsible for it, and who them
selves should guard no more jealousy
h,,r ,,''e. '''''''' '''''' ne "o"or %
If the facts constituted a reason for
his extraordinary self-deprecation, the
condition would be comprehonsiblo Rut
he reverse is the manifest truth 'rbcro
s no press in the world comparable Ia
hat of America in freedom from in
lucnce, political or social from yenalitv
rom contamination of any kind whatso-
,Ver. In France a npwspancr's oninions
ire a matter Of francs; in England. too