ation, Inc., is the fourth sincethe beginning of the great war, and theproblems that will confront the daily pub-lishers are largely those that arise fromwar conditions. These problems are sopressing that it is hardly necessary toenumerate them, for there is not a pub-lisher who is not aware that… … L. H. DINGMANChairman Daily Section of the C.P.A. The increase in subscription rates, notice-ably large in some instance, has in no casebeen too great. The daily newspaper con-tinues to be the cheapest thing sold to-day.The prediction recently made that theaverage daily will yet be sold for…
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