The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-16

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 is of publicity man, and of the work of publicity carried by the governments by the great bus house and the vast phanhropies of po- a parties inventions in steel or ideas?
 It is to inform the newspapers nuous to the minds of the of the people, the newspapers may inform the people ntelligentv
 Most newspaper offices carry libraries sebled the useful books maps editors have expended large sun,s for hooks win inc view f informed, so that they will be able inform others.
 But most of these books old They bring only to ime time five years, years the present time.
 About the living activities world the vast things that going information scany of ma he smaller By the activities of the publicity kno- edge of the newspaper nearly brought up date and the quantity of diminished which the ms to it's readers.
 This truth is pain convincing outside the area of dispute. To hear is to admit
 Come the pamphlets the barons ornate beautiful deluXe and read literature of the United States government describing nuures into inc activities of those informed The has both sides and the people the truth ur less the truth is withheld aziness preiudcn ignorance The opportunity to know has been brought every newspaper door, This is good thing other than a good thing
 To kill the publicity would be to commerca1zo Tho field Buy this that organization the sources o i'm formation about this that important activity might be des troyed often would be destroyed
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