The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-21
RINT PAPER AND PRODUCTION.

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| mr rates are proportouateN enormous. to ugurca. IL PES asserted. that he
get some good VIII; establish some iutuie business Out OF this ad,crus-
| even though u b. an in tho future lIc prefers to spend his money that
ana upon thai chance Of deferred personal benefit rather than pay tho
c money o,er Az excess profit lNtt. Thus Wo tun around the endless
lin of the ronijustmont period tc oyorsIll manufacturer spends huge
s In ADVERTISING ID product hc CtnEut supply thus causing the neWs
Der medium hc uses To. o'cr"l It's sl'c unt paper conuWld"n quota
Inc cham CONTINUES until u reaches the consumer who n turn finds
Means OF passing the buck
4 Goa. steel porer. eggs. beef bricks and bread. the silver IN the dollar
re-: VIII pr mp hardship and uurt-t and discomfort 1ui surcuug-uu-
there Is 20 surplus somewhere along the line IroduCuon-thut is the
wcr and the only ou"
Il The n'Ns print shortage H just "a phase Of the transition period which
ihuS Tor oar viticiton or alarm the lUFhc,st. the socialist; the tax
gcrs the urontcer. the joy striker; tho organizer. udoueSs oNtriNagoncc
Il Perhaps We Will 20 hungry hoor, che swiftly revolving chan shall
nk aud send us head over heels INTO the final spill. Perhaps We VIII
Sc up and go back tu work before hunger rcathos amy grylt number of
it which ever WAY. we can hpnE "r j. that th, chain viii hroak-wc
II 80 back to work. there Will bee o. surplus and rrilIstmpnt Will have
n achieved.
In the meantime keep YOUR eye on tho bird who tries To- tell you that ne
weather this period without rc1liustmg his prices. whether h h" print
p or he is packing "a puohuuo up hH sleeve,